If I understand your question right, if you have already bought the
app for another iPhone, and you buy the iPhone 5, then all your
previously purchased apps should transfer to the new iPhone without
any trouble or need to buy the app/license again. You can test this by
deleting an app from your ph
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To:
Sent: Friday, October 19, 2012 2:44 PM
Subject: Re: iDevices and license
If I understand your question right, if you have already bought the
app for another iPhone, and you buy the iPhone 5, then all your
previously purchased apps should transfer to the new iPhone without
any
ring if I need to buy the app again, for the new
> iPhone 5.
> Thanks
> Pablo
>
> - Original Message - From: "Wayne Merritt"
> To:
> Sent: Friday, October 19, 2012 2:44 PM
> Subject: Re: iDevices and license
>
>
>> If I understand your qu
Pablo,
You can run your apps on multiple devices and in almost all cases updates
are free. Often somebody has multiple iDevices such as an iPhone an iPad and
an iPod Touch. If you buy an app like Prizmo or Fleksy (Navigon also except
it won't work that well with an iPod Touch) you can install it o
On 10/19 Sieghard Weitzel wrote:
Often somebody has multiple iDevices such as an iPhone an iPad and
an iPod Touch.
you can set up your devices so that if you buy an app on
your iPhone it is automatically downloaded and installed on all your other
iDevices whether that is an older iPhone
The licenses are tied to your Apple ID in a very similar way that some
media, such as audiobooks, are. Since you do have to sign in using
your Apple ID, you shouldn't share apps with friends although you're
welcome to use and reuse them on any devices you own. It's a brilliant
licensing model if yo
