Yesterday I got an iPhone. The 32gb 3GS. I am TOTALLY stoked. :-)
Now, here's my problem...
I have a 32gb Touch and I'd like to transfer all my stuff from the touch to the iphone. Any clue?
I figure the apps will just go from itunes to my new phone, but what about all my music and stuff?

The main thing is I will never have to speak to Verizon Wireless again, which in itself is sheer bliss. :-)
Plus I can get rid of my touch and all the rest of my ipods and my gps and my old phone. It'll really unfill my pockets.

Here's my new baby...

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Back up your itouch via iTunes

do a restore from back up to your iPhone also via iTunes

that should transfer everything
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What Vin said.

Or you can just sync your iTouch with iTunes, and then sync your iPhone with iTunes.
(make sure the box is checked to sync all music)
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The only issue would be if you have music on your touch that is NOT in your itunes library. You would need a third party application to move the music (or videos, or whatever) off of the touch back onto your computer.
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I checked every button on itunes and can't find out how to create a backup.
K, found the backup button.
I backed it up.
Mow I'll try to hook up my iphone and see what happens. :-)
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Ya. I use ephpod. :-)
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It's now restoring from a backup of my ipod touch.
I hope it works. :-)
It'd be awesome if all 28 gigs of crap transferred and I don't have to reload all the video and playlists and stuff.
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Through iTunes your iPhone will ask you what applications, music, videos, etc. you want downloaded just like any iPod or iTouch does. Really no different.
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Also an application I really like an suggest to everyone is "around me." It can find pretty much anything near you wherever you are. It's free to boot.
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So far it erased my contacts and pics and messages from yesterday, but that really amounts to nothing. So far so good.
It's slower than cold molasses though.
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:-)
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are you using a usb or firewire cable?
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usb2. I don't have a firewire cable for it. Not even sure I have firewire on my mobo because I've never had a device that I used it with.
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I figured out what was taking so long. It was downloading the newest software version while it was trying to the backup.
Now I gotta start all over, I think. Ugh.
I'm gonna go mow the grass while it tries to sort itself out. :-)
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If you have a firewire plug on the computer, you might consider getting a firewire cable, it will be much faster. That said, just syncing a few songs might be tolerable over usb - the initial sync is the one where firewire would really make a difference.
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i thought that apple has gone exclusively to usb 2.0 for ipod and iphones, a firewire cable will only charge an iPhone
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I got my apps all moved over, and I'm trying to restore my music from backup.
I imagine that'll screw everything up I just did.
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did they?
you might be right.
haven't used my ipod touch much yet...

edit - yup, you're right. ignore me :-)
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yeah I just looked it up and from what I have seen, the firewire will charge it but not sync, so at least you have an extra cord to charge with
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oh and shilala, congrats on the iphone, I have had the original and the 3g, unfortunately I have to wait until Jan 10 to get the good upgrade price for the 3GS. I love this phone and couldn't imagine wanting any other phone, I hope you have a similar experience
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