Why Aren't More Ios Apps Available For Mac

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I have my iPhone setup to open Photos app when I connect my iPhone to my Macbook Pro. I also have Dropbox automatically importing my photos when connected too. Dropbox has no problems importing my photos, but Photos does. I can see my iPhone connected, but I can't see any photos on my iPhone as you can see from this image: (The name 'Hold Me, Touch Me' is a reference to movie 'The Producers' with Zero Mostel.). As you can see, the name of my iPhone shows up, but not the 168 pictures on the phone. I suspect there is some isecurity setting/i where I have to tell Photos it has permission to read my iPhone, but I can't seem to find it.

I discovered this problem after upgrading to High Sierra. My iPhone was containing 94 photos. I don't use Dropbox nor iCloud, just the original USB cable (in a perfect state). I plugged my iPhone on my MacBook Pro and I opened Photos.

My iPhone is fully recognized: I gave it a name so as to avoid to confuse between all my family's iPhones. When I selected my iPhone below the Devices menu, the window of Photos stayed empty. There wasn't any error message within /var/log/system.log. Here is a receipe which worked in my case:. Quit Photos. Open iTunes. Select the iPhone.

Why Aren't More Ios Apps Available For Macbook

Eject it. Unplug the iPhone (its USB cable). Quit iTunes. Plug the iPhone back (its USB cable). Open Photos Then I saw all my iPhone 94 photos within Photos. I suspect this little bug is caused by the asynchronous nature of the synchronisation mechanisms between iPhone and Mac and the lack of eject button within Photos.

Many users might be unplugging their iPhone just when one of the synchronisation agent is running, thus letting the iPhone as still connected. A sort of ghost iPhone from the MacOS point of vue. The trick with iTunes is a way to unplug it cleanly from the MacOS point of vue.