Since then, you can only accesss App Store on an iOS device. Its latest update was focused on music, movies, TV shows, podcast, and audio books, but not on app management. However, in the newer versions of iTunes(iTunes 12.7/12.8), Apple has removed app management feature in iTunes on Mac/PC. How can I transfer an app to my iPhone now?"īefore Apple released iTunes 12.7, users can browse App Store directly on iTunes, which couldn't be more convenient. The older iTunes can do it easily but the new one doesn't, because the App Store in iTunes disappeared. However, I failed to find a way to transfer an app on my computer to my iPhone.
Now that this is out of the way, maybe Apple can get back to fully debugging iOS 11."Help! I'm running iTunes 12.7.0.166 and I synced my iPhone with iTunes regularly. This new-old version of the software should work with any official ringtones you've snagged, audiobooks and iTunes U downloads. You either need to revert to a backed up copy of your previous library, or you need to open iTunes while holding down the Option key (or Shift key on a Windows PC) on your keyboard, then choose 'create a new library.'" "Your iTunes library will still not be compatible after installing iTunes 12.6.3 on top of iTunes 12.7. Following iTunes' massive overhaul (version 12.7 if you're keeping track at home), the company has since released a version of the software that will let you continue to download and install apps to your handset via a desktop computer.Īccording to reddit though, it isn't as cut and dried as installing the new version (12.6.3 yes, it's a little confusing) and downloading apps. Still need a way to manage your applications and ringtones in addition to your music, movies and other media on your iPhone? Well, there's an app for that.
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