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iPO Quick Tip
iTunes 8: Counting iPhone Apps
Sunday, September 14th, 2008 at 4:00 PM - by Jeff Gamet
The iPod Summary tab in iTunes has offered a nice visual representation of how much space your music, video and photos take up, but other items, including applications have always been lumped together in the Other category. iTunes 8 finally added an Apps category so you can see how much space everything you download from the App Store is filling up on your iPhone or iPod touch.
You can see how much of your iPhone or iPod touch’s memory is being used for third-party applications whenever your handheld is connected to your computer. Just select your device from the Devices list in iTunes 8, and then click the Summary tab. Now look for the green color strip in the Capacity thermometer bar.
 Extra app info in iTunes 8 |
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By default, iTunes shows you how much space the files and apps on your iPhone or iPod take up. To see more information, like the actual number of files, just click on the Capacity thermometer bar. Check out the Quick Tip on seeing extra information about what’s on your iPod for more on the Capacity thermometer bar.
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