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I currently have a unlock IPhone 4 Version 4.3.1 (8G4) Modem Firmware: 04.10.01. I have a bunch of music and photos that is currently sync to my mac book. As a apple fan, I have pre order the IPhone that should be coming in soon. In addition, I just purchased a new laptop where I want to sync Itunes with my new phone. So, what is the best way to move all the music, pictures and Itunes from my old laptop to the new phone &amp;&nbsp;laptop?<br />
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Ideas:<br />
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-Upgrading my IPhone 4 to a 5.0 and higher OS so I can sync all my data to the cloud system.<br />
-Verizon provides &quot;data transfer &quot;&nbsp;on the spot for IPhone 5 using data transfer equipment<br />
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I do not want to purchase any software for this but any tips will help?
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I currently have a unlock IPhone 4 Version 4.3.1 (8G4) Modem Firmware: 04.10.01. I have a bunch of music and photos that is currently sync to my mac book. As a apple fan, I have pre order the IPhone that should be coming in soon. In addition, I just purchased a new laptop where I want to sync Itunes with my new phone. So, what is the best way to move all the music, pictures and Itunes from my old laptop to the new phone & laptop?

Ideas:

-Upgrading my IPhone 4 to a 5.0 and higher OS so I can sync all my data to the cloud system.
-Verizon provides "data transfer " on the spot for IPhone 5 using data transfer equipment


I do not want to purchase any software for this but any tips will help?

Unlock IPhone 4 to IPhone 5

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