The developer who brought us the first tool for synchronizing an iPhone with iTunes over a WiFi connection last year has released the public beta of Wi-Fi Sync 2.0 for Mac users. So what’s new in this ...

In an age when voice and video from half a world away can be sucked up from the soup of electromagnetic radiation invisibly swirling around us, plugging in my iPhone to sync with iTunes makes me feel ...

This year, Google has been working on ways to bring Android and Chrome OS devices closer together, expanding their “Better Together” initiative. Chrome OS’s latest work-in-progress feature would allow ...

The app is half price until June 11, which means you can pick it up for $4.99. The ability to sync over a 3G connection is coming soon. VPN (virtual private network) support is also on its way. While ...

MacBooks and iPhones can easily share data, Internet connections, and even Wi-Fi logins thanks to the fact that only one company makes both the hardware and the software. Google doesn't really have ...

At least the developer got an explanation this time, sucky and unhelpful as it was. Fortunately, the App Store's loss is the Cydia Store's gain. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and ...

Wireless syncing between both the iPhone and iPad and the program iTunes (on PCs) is finally rolling out to iDevices as part of the new iOS 5. Users will now be able to sync their iTunes libraries ...

Here is some exciting news for Chrome OS lovers. According to Android Police, Chrome OS Wi-Fi sync is rolling out to sync Wi-Fi credentials with Android easier. The feature is rolling out alongside ...

This week, those enrolled in the Google Play Services beta received an update to version 20.45, which includes work to sync Wi-Fi passwords between your Android phone to your Chromebook. About APK ...

This is really weird. I updated my iPhone to iOS 5 today, along with iTunes to version 10.5. According to Apple's own documentation, I should have an option to "sync with this iPhone over wifi" under ...

Good lord, what a holy clusterf*ck. After a few days of iPhone 6s refusing to sync over wifi, it has now decided that its main iTunes computer (the living-room iMac) no longer exists, and attempts to ...