Clicking on it will reveal the Apps that can transfer documents between your iPhone and computer.

Apple quietly released iTunes version 12.7 for both Windows and macOS, and the most immediate change is that it no longer contains any options for syncing apps or ringtones to your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch.

Apple has removed the iOS App Store from this latest desktop iTunes version.

Apps for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch are now exclusively available in the new App Store for iOS.

Apple Itunes 12.7.3 Mac Or PC

And the new App Store makes it easy to get, update, and redownload appsall without a Mac or PC Apple.

So you can continue to use iTunes File Sharing the same way as previous iTunes versions.

Additionally, iTunes continues to back up all your iDevices, in just the same way.

So lets look at a few tips and tricks to get you started with iTunes 12.7.

If you are looking for Apps on your MacBook, you will need to open the Mac App Store.

Click on Purchased at the top of the window and you will be able to re-download your apps from here.

Tap on the little cloud icon to re-download the app onto your iOS device.

On your iPhone, go to Settings Sounds Haptics, then tap on any sound.

Apple Itunes 12.7.3 Download All Purchased

At the top of the page, tap Download All Purchased Tones to check for any previously purchased tones not currently downloaded to your device.

Please note that Apple does warn that you may not be able to re-download some previously purchased tones.

Drag and Drop the new tone from the iMac Tones directory under iTunes Media into the Tones section of On My Device in iTunes.

Tones is towards the bottom of the list).

Here you confirm the custom ringtone you just transferred over.

Users report that they are often unable to copy a ringtone to an iPhone or iPad when their device is syncing with iTunes.

So wait for the sync to complete before dragging and dropping any additional files.

Locate the checkbox for manually manage music and videos and tick that box.

Navigate to iTunes and try to paste into iTunes and see if it works.

On your Mac, use Finder to retrieve these files by going to Go Home Music iTunes and on Windows the file path is C:UsersusernameMy MusiciTunes.

Look in these locations for those apps, media, ringtones, or other content.

Use this same process to manually add your custom ringtones, books, and other media.

When you connect your iOS device to your computer running iTunes, click on the device and on the left-hand column, you find File sharing.