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I have an ipad 3, a Droid phone, and a PC running Windows Vista. My Contacts are in Gmail and my Calendar is Google. No problems synching these between the 3 devices.
I want to synch Reminders from my ipad to my PC. I have set up iCloud on each one. In iCloud on my ipad I have turned on Contacts, Calendar, and Reminders. On my PC, at iCloud.com, my Contacts are all there but Calendar and Reminders are blank. Why aren't they synching?
Thanks in advance for any help you can give me...
I have an ipad 3, a Droid phone, and a PC running Windows Vista. My Contacts are in Gmail and my Calendar is Google. No problems synching these between the 3 devices.
I want to synch Reminders from my ipad to my PC. I have set up iCloud on each one. In iCloud on my ipad I have turned on Contacts, Calendar, and Reminders. On my PC, at iCloud.com, my Contacts are all there but Calendar and Reminders are blank. Why aren't they synching?
Thanks in advance for any help you can give me...
Hi all - I'm fairly new to the mysterious world of iPad, so this issue may be just a frustrating fact of ipad life!
So here's the reason for my post:
I wish to delete a folder of photos from my ipad. I remove that folder from the folder I use to synch via itunes onto the ipad. So far so good. Then I hit synch and iTunes then proceeds to re-synch every photo folder that's still in there, plus all videos, files, apps etc that I still want to remain on the ipad. This takes a very considerable length of time. Much, much more time than the simple removal of one photo folder should surely take!
One would think it possible for iTunes to recognise that, and simply remove the unwanted folder, without what is tantamount to a re-install of all the other files. A hard-drive back-up does it sensibly - it merely deals with the changed files and ignores the rest.
Or is there some simpler method that I am missing?
Well, it might be helpful to have some (any??) details ...
What other devices?
What type of iPad?
What version of iOS is it running?
Are you using iTunes to try to synch it?
If so, what version of iTunes are you running?
Exactly what symptoms are you seeing (or not seeing) to prompt the question you asked?
If I don't have a computer to sync a device but want to load music on to an iPad from a cloud application like DropBox, is it possible to do?
