Comments on: The Great iPhone Sync Debate: Desktop, Laptop, or Cloud?

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By: Zoe

Zoe — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 11:49:23 +0000

I sync with my desktop, but I am always frustrated on trips that I can’t sync it with my Macbook Pro like I can with my ipod classic. In the end it was the media that made the decision, my laptop has too small of a hard drive so most of my media sits on my imac. I like to juggle media on my iphone, so I don’t feel I have much of a choice.

By: AW

AW — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 18:24:49 +0000

since I cancelled my MobileMe Subscription I encounter problems syncronizing contacts and calendars from my iMac to the iPhonel. Updates are not showing up on my iPhone at all. What settings do I have to change?

By: Andy W

Andy W — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 09:56:22 +0000

I have a strange set of requirements. I have a Windows XP PC in a secure office where I work. I have an iMac at home. I have a Smartphone WM 2005 I have used to sync at work with ActiveSync (but I gave up on MissingSync months ago for its perpetual errors). Luckily Google provided Google Desktop Sync for Windows so I can sync MS Outook cal from the office to Google Cal (cloud). I then use the iMac desktop’s iCal app ability to sync with Google Cal – and thereby pass data over to my iPod Touch Calendar app. Right? Well not quite because iCal Google Cal miss syncing items occasionally. And it requires docking the iPod to the iMac. Worse, the office environment is locking down all USB ports so no more personal Smartphone linked to PC via ActiveSync! So I need a WiFi solution for syncing to Google Cal. So I am trying out SaiSuke Calendar app for iPhone/iPodTouch – so far very good! (Note: MobileMe did not work because it does not sync the iCal’s link to Google Cal, so then syncing iPod Touch with WiFi to MobileMe fails to sync Google Cal data.) Bottom line: Google Calendar is Cloud-Central and lets various “clients” talk & sync with it: Windows MS Outlook via Google Desktop Sync for PC, and iCal for iMac desktop, and SaiSuke calendar for iPhone/iPodTouch. [but, sigh, I have found no way to move Calendar data over to or back from the Smartphone if I am denied ActiveSync at work, unless there is a AT&T 3G Cell/Internet based cal sync solution I don't know about.] Aloha.

By: Sam Cornwell

Sam Cornwell — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 00:38:09 +0000

I have 3 computers a desktop at Home, a desktop at Work, and my laptop for being mobile. I have tried to sync on all of them, but in the end i have ended with syncing on my least used computer; the desktop at home. It has become my home server, it houses all of my media and is an extension of my cloud using syncplicity, logmein.com and orb.

By: Brandon Martinez

Brandon Martinez — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 23:21:26 +0000

Fruux all the way! http://fruux.com/

By: MarkTechArc72

MarkTechArc72 — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 19:18:34 +0000

For me, I predominately use the cloud, and it works really well. I would be happy to digest all my content from the cloud, but two issues linger. 1) Security of my data in a consumer/end user cloud and 2) network infrastructure. Clearly without 2) I don't get to my data, and without adequate 1) I could lose a lot! Still, these will be ironed out and I think the sync to base model is outdated.

Bring on the cloud!

By: sting7k

sting7k — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 18:57:09 +0000

I just setup contact and calender sync with the new Google sync so that stuff is now in the cloud being pushed to my iPhone and am loving it. But I'm still new this whole cloud thing and getting everything working so I understand it and can benefit. So far so good.

Everything else is on my personal laptop, which is my only computer. I use my laptop for everything and it manages all my media. Right now I'm kind of stuck in the middle of eco-systems. I stream all my media (music, TV shows and movies ripped from my personal DVDs) to my Xbox 360. So I'm kind of stuck between managing my content in iTunes for my iPhone and managing that same content with the Zune Player to stream to my Xbox.

So I guess I'm in limbo. I left WinMo for the iPhone and love it, but that is about all from Apple that appeals to me leaving me with 2 systems to manage the same content for 2 devices. I'm kinda hoping Microsoft can combine all their stuff so I can get a unified system, but I have doubts.

By: Steve

Steve — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 18:56:52 +0000

I primarily use the cloud for syncing. But anything I forget to grab of my Macs before leaving home can be dowloaded to my phone via FTP from anywhere. I can also use my Mac’s desktop apps if I really need to with LogMeIn. So, I rarely drag my MacBook around with me much anymore. I’m not much into photo and music stuff so those drawbacks of MobileMe don’t bother me at all.

By: Brian N.

Brian N. — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 18:42:14 +0000

I sync with my PC (I know, I need to convert to Mac). Don’t really sync to my laptop cause I do the same, just use it for small projects and stuff, no media. If I ever get a Mac, I’ll sync to that and cloud.