Drag and drop media??

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Some people are reporting that you can now drag and drop media like you can with other iPods. Is this true? Apparently you have to erase your iPhone first. I did a restore and it didn't work. Maybe because I used my backup instead of starting fresh as a new iPhone.

Anyway, if anyone can verify this, please tell me how to do it. I hate not being able to drag and drop.
 
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not doing it here either.

i doubt that wouldve gone unsaid at MW.
 
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Ugh, I can't believe I completely missed the checkbox option of the summary screen.

If you look at the bottom of the summary screen that pops up when you plug in your iPhone, there's a checkbox option to manually transfer media. Best part of the update for me!
 
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Ugh, I can't believe I completely missed the checkbox option of the summary screen.

If you look at the bottom of the summary screen that pops up when you plug in your iPhone, there's a checkbox option to manually transfer media. Best part of the update for me!

really? It doesn't say that in any of the update description

darg n' drop > unshackled iPhone, I'm updating now

EDIT: I'm not seeing anything about that feature, maybe its in the iTunes 7.6 update (which is going on right now)

EDITEDIT: yup, upgraded to iTunes 7.6 and the option is there....kickass!
 
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So this means I can drag media files to the iPhone device icon or iPhone playlists on the left side of the iTunes interface instead of letting iTunes do it for me? If so then SWEET!
 
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Ugh, I can't believe I completely missed the checkbox option of the summary screen.

If you look at the bottom of the summary screen that pops up when you plug in your iPhone, there's a checkbox option to manually transfer media. Best part of the update for me!
Good find. I hadn't noticed that and there's no mention of it that I remember seeing/hearing.
 
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Does this make it like a hard disk? The ipods could be used as storage for a hard drive, if that is what this is, that is the best news ive heard in a while.
 
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Does this make it like a hard disk? The ipods could be used as storage for a hard drive, if that is what this is, that is the best news ive heard in a while.

no, just means you can drag and drop music and movies from your itunes library onto the iPhone in the left panel. Pictures cannot be dragged and dropped though (I tried from finder and there's no picture section on iTunes)
 
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no, just means you can drag and drop music and movies from your itunes library onto the iPhone in the left panel. Pictures cannot be dragged and dropped though (I tried from finder and there's no picture section on iTunes)

oh ok cool, thanks.
 
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The only bad part is, it's one way or the other. Either drag and drop manually or use the auto syncs, you can't do both. But that's fine with me.
 

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