I'm trying to connect my iPhone 4 to my MacBook Pro using bluetooth, but it won't work. Any ideas what to do?

Connecting via Bluetooth is only supported for tethering. What are you trying to do?

The Sync process is via iTunes...

See here > http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1386

From Here > http://www.apple.com/support/iphone/syncing/

I believe that iTunes syncing is no longer supported in Mavericks. It all has to be dome over through iCloud now.

Hi Frank,

SyncServices it what has been moved to the Cloud in Mavericks...

SyncServices can be used to sync Contacts, Calendars, Notes, and Mail account settings...

About SyncServices

Cheers.

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OS X Mavericks: Bring Back SyncServices

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Please bring back SyncServices with OS X Mavericks. Register your concern and request for Apple to restore SyncServices to OS X Mavericks through Mac OS X Product Feedback at http://www.apple.com/feedback/macosx.html

See About SyncServices http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5847 for Apple's latest discussion of SyncServices.

Removing SyncServices from OS X Mavericks and requiring iCloud (or other network-based and cloud-based solutions) to synchronize to iOS devices is not acceptable. Users must continue to have the option and choice to sync Contacts, Calendars, Notes and Mail account settings locally over USB, at a minimum, and to store, maintain and backup their data locally.

iCloud syncing doesn't fully comprehend use of a "Family Mac" for several iOS devices and can compromise the security of user private data by passing/storing data through iCloud or other network-based services to sync the Mac to iOS devices.

Users must have the option for local control of personal Contacts, Calendars, Notes and Mail account settings information and backup. They should not be forced to trust personal data to a Cloud or other network-based service. Neither should users be forced to set up their own local CardDAV servers, CalDAV servers or servers that utilitze the Excahnge ActiveSync protocol to sync their iOS device data under their control. SyncServices worked perfectly well in OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.x) and earlier. It should be restored to OS X Mavericks (10.9.x) and newer.

Agreed!

Especially for those of us with limited data on our iPhones. Syncing with the cloud eats up data.