I remember the days when I’d get a new CD, rip it to my iTunes library, connect my click-wheel iPod, and have the music sync in less than a minute. Ah, the good old days were so much better…. Now, ...

Say what you like about the Pre, Palm aren't holding back when it comes to positioning their new smartphone in the best possible way. After Apple released a support note warning non-iPod users (e.g.

Computerworld’s Gregg Keizer caught this story late yesterday: Palm Pre owners can no longer use Apple’s iTunes to sync their smartphone with Macs or PCs. A Palm spokesman confirmed yesterday that the ...

Editor’s Note: The following article is reprinted from the Today @ PC World blog at PCWorld.com. Bad news, Palm Pre owners: it looks like Apple has broken the Pre’s iTunes syncing ability once again.

A debate is heating up over Apple Inc.’s apparent threat to kill the iTunes sync feature on the new Palm Pre and other non-Apple digital media players. Some Palm Pre owners said today they are ...

Apple has posted a short support article warning that it does not support or guarantee operation with "non-Apple digital media players" in the current versions of iTunes. The article doesn't mention ...

Palm confirmed late today that Pre owners can no longer use Apple’s iTunes to sync their smartphones to Macs or PCs. Apple updated iTunes to Version 8.2.1 today, and in its usual cryptic style, said ...

Apple has released an update to iTunes, which addresses hanging issues when syncing with iPads, iPhones, and other iOS devices. Topher, an avid Mac user for the past 15 years, has been a contributing ...

Bad news, Palm Pre owners: it looks like Apple has broken the Pre’s iTunes syncing ability once again. On Wednesday Apple released the latest version of its media software, iTunes 9, which includes ...

The Palm Pre is out of sync with Apple's iTunes software yet again. Apple's latest version of iTunes (9.0.2) that rolled out Thursday evening breaks the Palm Pre's ability to sync with iTunes software ...

Apple on Thursday issued a new update for iTunes that takes advantage of the new OS X Photos application, adding support for syncing photos to an iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. For users who still sync ...