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Click the “Sign In to the iTunes Store” button to log into your iTunes store. Choose “File” at the upper-left corner of iTunes screen. Click on “Devices” > “Transfer Purchases From [your iPhone name]”. After the process is completed, the applications from your iPhone should be transferred to iTunes on your computer.
Simply select the “Automatically sync when this [device] is connected” checkbox in the General pane, then turn on syncing for each type of content you want to sync. Your Mac and iPhone or iPad update to matching content whenever you connect them. Sync specific items: You can also select specific items to sync.
Click your iPhone in the "Devices" section in the iTunes window and click the "Summary" tab. Select the "Manually manage music and videos" check box and click "OK" to sync content manually. Click "Apply."
Set up syncing between your Windows PC and iPhone Connect iPhone and your computer with a cable. In the iTunes app on your PC, click the iPhone button near the top left of the iTunes window. Select the type of content you want to sync (for example, Movies or Books) in the sidebar on the left.
I'm working on an iPhone application that would allow viewing and editing of data that I want to keep in sync with a desktop application. I don't see anything in the SDK that directly addresses data synchronization, nor can I find anything that allows my to "hook" into the iTunes sync process.
I could do something kludgy like hiding the data in a photo or address book entry, but that just seems like a bad idea. I could use WebDAV or HTTP to get/put data to a server, but it makes the application more complicated.
I guess I was expecting this to be a common use-case for iPhone apps (syncing arbitrary application data between a desktop and the iPhone) and that there would be a set of APIs in the SDK that cover this. Maybe there is and I just can't find it.
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