If you're upgrading to a new iPhone 17 or installing the latest operating system, you'll save yourself a lot of trouble by making a good backup first. Here's how to do it.

When iPhone first launched, backing up data was a cumbersome process that required users to transfer their files to a Mac or PC via iTunes. Apple has since moved to the cloud with iCloud, providing an ...

Your iPhone's photos, contacts, messages and other data are precious commodities that shouldn't be siloed on a single device. Learn how to use iCloud Backup to protect your data from being deleted or ...

Don't lose your data. Here's how to make sure your iPhone is always backed up. Credit: Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto via Getty Images Need to backup your iPhone? As a rule of thumb, you should always backup ...

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Unboxing a new iPhone shouldn't make you anxious about whether your information will safely transfer to the new phone. These are the ways to do it easily and safely.

If you have both an iPad and an iPhone, and have turned on iCloud backup on both devices, then chances are you’ve seen this message: “This iPad cannot be backed up because there is not enough iCloud ...

iCloud Photos’ mission is to sync photos and video across all your devices, providing access to a single set of media across your hardware and via iCloud.com. Not everybody wants that, however. Some ...

Years of mindless shooting and uploading had made my own photo library an unmanageable mess—22,000 images spread across multiple devices, some of which I wasn't even sure were backed up. Ever talk to ...

With your iPhone becoming such an integral part of your daily routine, it's no longer surprising that it stores a substantial portion of your digital life — from cherished photos and videos to ...