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it's that requiring the user to have two music managers (one for the OS and one for the device) is a bad user experience. But again, it doesn't have to be that
by Anechoic 16y ago
it's that requiring the user to have two music managers (one for the OS and one for the device) is a bad user experience.
But again, it doesn't have to be that way from a user POV. As far as my E71 is concerned, all my music management is done via iTunes.
- chc 16y agoReally? Within iTunes, how do you choose whether to sync everything automatically or manually select the ones you want?
- Anechoic 16y agoYou sync playlists to the E71, so you could set up a smart playlist that has everything, or you can use normal (or smart) playlists to select some subset of tracks. Edit: to clarify - when I installed the Nokia software, it asks if I want to sync my music files with iTunes. Upon selecting "yes" it set up a playlist folder in iTunes that gets synced, and the user sets up playlists within that folder to sync to the smartphone.