Contacts are the life force of any business. As a business owner, you need access to all of your employees, clients, partners and suppliers regardless of your current location. Losing a comprehensive ...

Several users have reported an issue where iTunes fails to properly synchronize contacts with the iPhone, hanging repeatedly at the "Syncing contacts" phase. It appears that in most cases, this issue ...

I'm trying to sync my Mac contacts with Google contacts. Apparently, sync is only triggered by connecting my iPod Touch to iTunes and syncing manually in iTunes. I don't think this is the way it is ...

Apple on Thursday seeded the latest betas of OS X Mavericks 10.9.3 and iTunes 11.1.6 to developers for testing, with the new software marking a return of contacts and calendar data syncing in iTunes.

Apple's iOS devices, including the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch, have native address book applications that keep your contacts' details organized and convenient whenever you need them. The Contacts app ...

One of the most reviled changes in OS X 10.9 Mavericks was the removal of local contact and calendar syncing between a Mac and iOS devices in iTunes. Instead, Apple required all iOS users who wanted ...

Using iTunes 7.7 or greater, users can sync their Google contacts to their iPhone or iPod touch address book using these simple steps. Joe Aimonetti MacFixIt Editor Joe is a seasoned Mac veteran with ...

Developers are getting their first look at a new version of iTunes that restores a feature Apple took away in OS X Mavericks (a.k.a. 10.9): local contact syncing. In December 2013, I wrote about how ...

There may be more than 200 new feature in OS X Mavericks, the latest version of the Mac OS. But while Apple giveth it also taketh away: The ability to sync contact and calendars stored locally on your ...

My wife recently made the switch from a clunky old Android phone to a spiffy new iPhone 4S. When she asked if all her contacts could be moved from the former to the latter, I confidently replied, ...

Even though the iTunes app and the Contacts app are two things the iPhone does fairly well already, Apple’s patenting a tile-based view for both. Though, it’s just as likely they grab the patent but ...