I had the same problem and stumbled upon this process. I don't know why, but it worked for me.
Connect your iPod and let it sync. Select (highlight) your iPod description on the left side of the screen under "devices", then select the "apps" tab (at the top of the main screen). This displays the available apps on the left side, and each of the simulated pages of apps on the right.
1) First, move the cursor over the white icon and click the black 'x'. This removes the white icon from the page. It also removes the check mark from the corresponding app in the list on the left.
2) Click the "apply" button in the lower right corner of the screen. iTunes warns you that this will remove the app from the iPod. Click "remove". The iPod will then go through the sync process. When it finishes, the app is removed.
3) Go to the available apps list on the left and check the box for the app you just removed. The app will appear (with the correct icon) in the simulated screen on the right.
4) Click the "apply" button in the lower right corner of the screen. This will re-install the app to the iPod. You'll notice that just before the sync completes, the icon will go white again.
5) Once again, roll the cursor over the white icon and click the black 'x'. This removes the white icon.
6) Click the "revert" button in the lower right corner of the screen. The correct icon will appear where the white icon used to be.
7) Click the "sync" in the lower right corner of the screen. When the sync is complete, the icons will be fixed.
I have had success performing this process on 1 white icon or many at the same time. Good luck!
As long as your computer has itunes that is authorised on the same itunes account as your iphone, then it will automatically transfer all your iphone apps onto the computer
apple create the apps on iPhone
Not if the app says that it's not iPod touch compatible. Some apps can work on iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch, but some will only be for one or the other.
It is not bad in itself to have a lot of apps on your iPhone. Some negatives may be if many apps are open at the same time it may slow down your phone and having many apps may take up a lot of space.
There a many good iPhone blog apps. The most common blog app would be snap guide.
Some
Some can be used on both devices, but some applications are for only the ipad and some are only for the iphone.
There are MANY apps that you can get with the IPhone. Some apps includ social networking like facebook or twitter, while others are gaming apps, and still more allow you to immediately check your email!
As long as your computer has itunes that is authorised on the same itunes account as your iphone, then it will automatically transfer all your iphone apps onto the computer
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can i find a lost iphone if i do not have one of the many apps that are sold and if the phone is still turned on?
definitely NO, and if you want a lot of cool free iphone apps, use iAppWorld.net
There are many of free news apps on the iPhone. Some of the top news apps are APMobile, The New York Times App, and NPR News iPhone App. You can find these in the App store.
You buy the iPhone app
apple create the apps on iPhone
Yeah, course you can. But some you have to pay for! :)
plug your ipod or iphone in the computer of the other ipod or iphone and some how it will download :)