The new wireless sync feature of iOS 5 makes syncing your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch via Wi-Fi with a computer running iTunes an easy matter. To get started, make sure you’ve synced your iOS 5 device ...

Remembering wireless access points can be a hassle, most especially when you have tons of access points saved on your computer. Profiles of access points that are encrypted via WPA and WEP security ...

Thanks to the combination of iTunes 10.5, iOS 5, and iCloud, you can sync data wirelessly with your iOS device. In fact, there are two ways to do so: iCloud syncing, which sends specific information ...

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The iPhone's greatest flaw has long been the need to connect it physically to iTunes. With iOS 5, your iPhone and iPad can break free. Nik Rawlinson has been writing about tech since Windows 95 was ...

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When Apple announced it’s new iOS 5, I was excited to hear it would include wireless syncing for the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. I’m a podcast addict, which means having to hook my iPod Touch up to ...