I sync twice per week on average. I checked once per week because that was the option closest to what I do.

I rarely connect my iPad with computer. Most of the documents I work with in iPad is stored in cloud. Those which do not I won't mind if I lose them. The books which I copied to iPad already have copies in computer so no further back up needed.

It used to be everyday - particularly to sync my contacts with outlook so that at any point in time my contacts are in sync with my other mobile devices (which all sync with outlook). I also transfer movies and documents quite often. When I do that sync in the morning, I usually don't need my laptop all day. I do get upset every time the update to 4.3.3 comes up . My iPad is jailbroken in 4.3.2 and not ready yet to update the jail break

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Hi, I just spoke to a rep at Apple this morning and my original reason for calling was not this topic. While I had her on the phone, I asked her how often I should sync my iPad. She told me that I should be doing this once a week. I hope this helps some of you.

BTW and while I'm here (I've been looking all over these discussions and Apple support for days for the answer to this problem.) How do I delete some of my wallpapers that are not only from apps, but also personal pictures? It is getting to be much too crowded. Thank you very much if someone could help me with this.

I sync at least once a week.

Extremely rarely--only when there is download problem.

Originally Posted by Tim SPRACKLEN

I need an iTunes tutorial!! It's incomprehensible to me....

Tim

I second that defect.

Every two weeks or so. That's about as recent a backup as I need.

I plug it in every two weeks, maybe more, only to transfer books or a large amount of apps if there was a huge sale. I don't really care about backup because every important document/note/bookmark is cloud synced so there is nothing I could lose

About Once or twice a month .

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