Most of us take our iPhones everywhere. They carry essential data like photos, videos, text messages, and app data. But iPhones can get lost or damaged, and while that can be terribly painful, you can ...

Thanks to Apple's iCloud, keeping an always up-to-date backup of your iPhone or iPad on Apple's servers is nearly effortless. Ditto for restoring an iOS device from an iCloud backup. If you're a Mac ...

Sanuj Bhatia, the managing editor at Pocketnow, is responsible for supervising and contributing to all the content published on the website, including news, reviews, features, and how-tos. He began ...

Restoring your iPhone using an iCloud backup is a straightforward process that ensures all your data is transferred seamlessly to your new device. Whether you’ve recently upgraded to a new iPhone or ...

Backing up your iPhone to iCloud is a crucial step in protecting your personal data and making sure it remains accessible when needed. Whether you are upgrading to a new device, troubleshooting an ...

Apple's iCloud is a great place to store your files and back up your devices to the cloud, but the starting size of 5 GB — or even the paid 200 GB — may be too small to handle all of your content.

It's not enough to just let your iPhone back up to iCloud, not when you need to be sure you won't lose anything important. Here are your options for backing up iOS devices. Steve Jobs once made a ...

In macOS you can choose to optimize your usage of local storage by having your Mac automatically offload files that it is already syncing to iCloud Drive, iCloud Photos, and other services. The logic ...

Apple offers free 5GB of cloud storage for every Apple ID. This means, no matter how many Apple devices you own, you are just stuck with 5GB of cloud storage, which is used for things like an iCloud ...