Da quando ho sul mio IPAD AIR la versione ios 8 ho diffiicotà a fare gli aggiornamenti collegandolo a ITUNES 11.2 sul mio MAC pro OS X 10.6.8 qualche ltà a fare gli aggiornamenti collegando ipad a ITUNES 11.2 sul mio MAC PRO mio mac pro

da quando ho aggiornato il mio IPAD AIR a IOS 8.1 ho difficoltà a fare aggiornamenti collegandolo a ITUNES 11.4 sul mio MAC PRO OS X 10.6.8.
Qualche suggerimento?

Yes, you're right. Apple does not seem to support OS X 10.6.8 anymore. This OS is not compatible with iCloud services. iOS8 and OS X depend in many functions on iCloud and many apps do as well. And iTunes 12 is indeed not compatible with OS X 10.6.8.
Although it's probably not the answer you like: If you want your iDevices on iOS8.1 to work with your Mac, you have to upgrade.
I don't know anything about your Mac Pro but minimum requirements for OS X 10 are Mac Pro 9 (early 2008 or later). I would advice you not to upgrade yet, but wait until version 10.2 is released. You can update your iPad air and your iPhone directly with wifi for the time being.

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