Hey guys, I'm sure that most of you know that Apple recently upgraded the software for the iPod Touch in January with new features and apps. Unfortunately, they figured that us early adopters ought to have to pay for the upgrade...
Anyway, now everytime I connect my iPod, instead of showing me the details of my Touch, it has a big ad for the upgrade and the only thing that I can click is on the "OK" button, which takes me to the iTunes store. I can still sync it by left clicking on my iPod under "devices" but I can't change the settings or see how much space is taken up. I don't want to upgrade right now, but I can't find any way to get to my iPod details without doing it. Is this something that Apple is using to force us to upgrade or is there something that I'm missing to get to it?
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You mean this screen:
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Yes, and then when I do "No, Thank You" or "Remind Me Later," it takes me to another screen that looks basically the same but it has an "OK" button in the lower right corner that takes me to iTunes whenever I hit it. I can't figure out another way to get it to show my iPod.
iPod Touch Software Upgrade
Discussion in 'Apple and Mac OS X' started by koryo, Feb 13, 2008.