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I mostly agree with you Chuck, but you could really make things easier by
bringing your music a step closer. Have it all in iTunes and use playlists
and/or smart playlists.

Otto

On 7 June 2010 23:18, Charles <the_chuckmann@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Well, theres a double reason: I also switched computers around the time I
> swithed out my iPod for the iPhone.
>
> Since I couldn't put it all on the iPhone anyway, and, I was backing up
> everything to a portable hard drive anyway, I didn't bother loading
> everything back into iTunes, just the stuff I "can't live without".
>
> There's a lot of music I miss, but the current 11GB+ is the stuff I ALWAYS
> want on the phone.
>
> The rest of the space on my iPhone is Podasts, photos, and app stuff. (And
> I also only sync about 10% of my Podcasts due to lack of space.)
>
> Also, the time it takes to rotate music, as in remove and reload even the
> 8GB you mention, is a PITA, and not something I want to be doing on a
> regular basis.
>
> I want ALL my stuff on the iPhone ALL the time. Someday I will be able to
> do that - 64GB would be enough for me to be able do this. That is what I
> was hoping for.
>
> Battery life is less important to me as I work out of a car, so I always
> have the ability to attach to a power source. I mean, I would also like a
> long battery life; but if it was the same battery life as my 3G, but 4 times
> the memory, I'd take the memory.
>

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