Originally Posted by undershareme

When the iPhone is plugged into the computer there will be a menu in iTunes with setting for that specific iPhone whether it be you or your Mom's. At the top if the menu it will have tabs for music/apps/videos/pictures/etc. And under those tabs you will be able to choose which playlists/apps/etc. Are synced to that specific iPhone. Then at the main page of the menu click apply and sync and only the playlists/apps/etc. you selected will go onto that specific iPhone. So the overall iTunes will have to have both you and your Mom's things, like a collective library if you will, but you will be able to choose through the menu which parts of that collection goes onto the phone.

Exactly!

Originally Posted by RyanBanks

Of course you can! That is waht I did. I have synced my iPhone and my brother's iPhone to transfer files.

When the iPhone is plugged into the computer there will be a menu in iTunes with setting for that specific iPhone whether it be you or your Mom's. At the top if the menu it will have tabs for music/apps/videos/pictures/etc. And under those tabs you will be able to choose which playlists/apps/etc. Are synced to that specific iPhone. Then at the main page of the menu click apply and sync and only the playlists/apps/etc. you selected will go onto that specific iPhone. So the overall iTunes will have to have both you and your Mom's things, like a collective library if you will, but you will be able to choose through the menu which parts of that collection goes onto the phone.

Originally Posted by RyanBanks

Of course you can! That is waht I did. I have synced my phone and my brother's phone to transfer files.

Have you not encounter problems?

Of course you can! That is waht I did. I have synced my phone and my brother's phone to transfer files.

I think it is possible

Originally Posted by shulman

Continuing the discussion on synching of the iPhone, I often use these 2 features to make my PC work faster: Disc defragmenter and Disc cleanup. Would using either of these features delete the synch I did from my iPhone 3Gs? Is there a way to be certain that the synch info is still on my PC? Thanks.

I'm familiar with these features on a PC when i had a Gateway, i don't believe they will interfere with a clean-up for the simple fact there isn't a warning, at least not to my knowledge, for PC user doing a frag or disc clean-up and syncing. Im not a Tech, so i would double check at a Apple store Tech/Rep, they probably will give you a definite answer.

You can check yourself by doing a back-up/sync, then go into setting after your disc/frag clean-up and see if the back-up is still there, even if it erased it, you can back-up again. I would check with a Tech and see if there is any conflicting issues.

Continuing the discussion on synching of the iPhone, I often use these 2 features to make my PC work faster: Disc defragmenter and Disc cleanup. Would using either of these features delete the synch I did from my iPhone 3Gs? Is there a way to be certain that the synch info is still on my PC? Thanks.

Yes, but you'll have to be careful what files,music,photos and stuff you want on each phone.

I've never seen this come up before. I have synched my iPhone successfully, I hope, into my PC. It took an hour. Is it because I have 6000 photos? Anyway, my friend has an iPhone but no PC. She is wondering if I could synch her phone into my same computer or is this impossible?