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Thanks nallgg,<br />
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That makes sense to me. I'll jialbreak my iPod Touch just as soon as I create a current backup. Thanks!
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Thanks nallgg,

That makes sense to me. I'll jialbreak my iPod Touch just as soon as I create a current backup. Thanks!

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Is it possible to backup and transfer an app's data such as a game's high scores to my iPhone?<br />
I tried deleting the game from my iPhone and iTunes and then had the game transferred to iTunes once I connected my iPod. Once the game was copied over I connected my Iphone and set the game to sync to my iPhone. No dice though; the phone only displayed the games default pre-programed scoreboard. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Is it possible to backup and transfer an app's data such as a game's high scores to my iPhone?
I tried deleting the game from my iPhone and iTunes and then had the game transferred to iTunes once I connected my iPod. Once the game was copied over I connected my Iphone and set the game to sync to my iPhone. No dice though; the phone only displayed the games default pre-programed scoreboard. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Transfer of iPod Touch Game Data to iPhone

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