My iphone crashed and lost all data. how do i upgrade the operating system then sync with itunes?

My iphone 3g crashed. My calendar and contacts don't appear on itunes. how do i sync with itunes? should I upgrade operating system first? how to do that?

"My calendar and contacts don't appear on itunes. "
Your calendar ond contacts should be on your computer in whatever program you have selected to sync.
"how do i sync with itunes? "
You sync as you always have.
"should I upgrade operating system first? "
If you like.
"how to do that?"
Open itunes, cconnect iphone. Itunes should tell you if there is an update avilable or you can click Check for Updates.

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My old pc crash so I bought a new one with win 7, download the latest I tunes 9.1.079,
And then I sync my iphone,
It ask me if I want to erase and sync so I press the cancel,
The result was the about 70 Apps some paid some are free where lost,
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Where is the backup for your old PC with all important data such as documents, photos, etc. which should also include your iTunes library?
In regards to iTunes content, and iPhone can be synced and/or manually managed with an iTunes library on a single computer only and photos can be transferred from a single computer only. When transferring iTunes content and photos from another computer, all iTunes content and photos transferred from a different computer will be erased from the iPhone first.
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