How do you sync a iPad to an iPod?

Answer 1

There is no direct method you can use to do this. The best method is to use MobileMe ($99/year) which will allow you to keep your contacts, calendar, and email synchronized across all your devices. Alternatively, you can also use Google's services (Calendar and Mail) to do the same thing for free (although the setup isn't quite as easy).

There is no way to synchronize your applications or your application data between the two devices unless the application itself permits it. (There are few that can find other instances of themselves on another device and keep them up-to-date, but both apps must be running.) If you use a cloud drive (like iDrive, DropBox, Box.net, etc.) many apps will allow you to store/synchronize data on the cloud, which means that your data is essentially kept in sync.

Further, there is no way to synchronize the photos, music, and/or video across both devices. The easiest way to simulate this is to have your content on your iTunes library and enable Home Sharing on all your devices, but this only works while you are at home.

If you want to find a simple solution to transfer data from iPhone to iPad, you can use a powerful tool like AnyTrans to make it. It allows you to transfer music, app data, photos, notes, books, contacts, messages, videos and more from iPhone/iPad/iPod touch to computer, to anther device without losing any data.

Answer 2

1. Make a Backup of the iPad's Data on iTunes
2. Right click on the iPod in iTunes
3. Click Restore from Backup
4. Select the iPad's Name and Continue

Answer 3

You can't really "sync" them.

If you want the same stuff on your iPhone to your iPad, you'll obviously have all the stuff in your library as well. Sync your iPad to that.