I update my apps constantly on my iPod Touch (4th gen) But when I sync it the apps don't seem to transfer over. After a while I have update them manually on iTunes. How can I fix this? I used to be able to update them on my iPod and then transfer them over to iTunes whenever I would sync it, but now it doesn't seem to work.
iMac (21.5-inch Late 2009), Mac OS X (10.6.8), I want the new one :(
You should be able to copy them over via File > Transfer Purchases (File > Devices > Transfer Purchases if you using iTunes 11), or by control-clicking the iPod 'device' on the left-hand sidebar and selecting 'transfer purchases' on the popup
Sorry but whats the poite u take it in suppurt or what can u do by it?
Not sure what you are asking. My reply was about how to copy app updates that have been downloaded directly on an iPod over to a computer's iTunes - if they are on your computer's iTunes you can then take backup copies of them (apps and other items are occasionally removed from the store), sync them to other iOS devices, and you will need them on your computer's iTunes in case you ever need to do a restore from backup (a device backup doesn't contain apps, just their content and settings).
Sorry
King_Penguin
I've tried many times to open iMessage application with my apple ID but it always show me a message said that either apple ID or password was incorrect !! I'm sure that both are correct ! How can I solve this problem please
King_Penguin wrote:
You should be able to copy them over via File > Transfer Purchases (File > Devices > Transfer Purchases if you using iTunes 11), or by control-clicking the iPod 'device' on the left-hand sidebar and selecting 'transfer purchases' on the popup
With 10.7, apps were automatically transferred to the Mac
when syncing the iDevices and would replace previous versions
on the Mac. iTunes 11 has broken this very basic function of
what iTunes is supposed to do. iTunes 11.0.1 has also not addressed
this issue.
Yet another basic and fundamental function that iTunes 11 has broken
in favor of a glitsy interface!!!
If you have a problem with iMessages then try these troubleshooting articles :
activating iMessages : http://support.apple.com/kb/TS4268
troubleshooting messages : http://support.apple.com/kb/TS2755
I've just tried it on my iPad and it accepted my iTunes account and password for logging in (and I was able to send a message) and the Messages system is currently running ok.
If those articles don't help then you should start your own thread as your problem isn't related to the OP's question in this one.
My updated iPod apps don't sync to iTunes
