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It will sync automatically if the iPad is plugged into A/C power. Seems kind of silly, since the whole idea of Wi-Fi syncing was to cut the cord...only to be replaced by another cord. But I guess it makes sense as you wouldn't want a backup or sync corrupted by the iPad dying in the middle of the process.I was assuming that the sync worked automaticlly somehow. Just last night I discovered that while I no longer have to attach the wire between my iOS device and my computer, I still have to open iTunes on the computer, select the particular iOS device and manually start the sync process. That worked for me. Am wishing you luck on yours.
Welcome to the forum! There are a lot of great people here willing to lend a hand anytime. Often using the Advanced Search box (at the top of every page) will lead you to the answers you're looking for. If not, feel free to post a question in the appropriate area.I have installed OS5 on my iPhone and iPad but I can't figure how to synch them so my calendars are the same and my photos will go from my iPhone to iPad. I have iCloud turned on in both. Any suggestions?
So you have set up iCloud correctly and in Settings > iCloud you have "Calendars" switched to "On" correct? I'm not sure that you can sync your calendar without it being enabled on your computer though. Perhaps someone can confirm that.My photos do synch now but my calendars do not. I have iCal turned on in both my iPhone and iPad, I've had both plugged into power but still nothing. I don't need my calendars sych'd with my PC, just my two Apple devices. Any other suggestions?