I'm sure you know someone in your life, or maybe you've even done it -- where you've wiped data on your phone or done a factory reset and forgot to back something up. Well, that's where Dr Fone comes ...

This post is presented by Joyoshare. Owning an iPhone means dealing with iTunes for managing your data. Unfortunately, that’s not always easy, requiring clunky syncing and confusing menus. For iPhone ...

You must have encountered the same situation. You deleted all the shots you don’t want to keep on your iPhone to make pictures stay organized or just for freeing up space. However, the actual result ...

Even if iPhones are generally known as one of the most straightforward mobile devices you can own, they're not exempt from the occasional technical glitch. If you own one, your device may run into ...

For many people, one of their biggest digitally related fears is a loss of access to their online lives: photos, videos, contacts, past and future calendar entries, email archives, and much more.

In today’s digital age, data loss on smartphones, especially on iPhones, is one of the most stressful experiences. Whether it’s photos from a memorable vacation, important messages, or irreplaceable ...

Q: I was to connect my iPhone to my laptop for the first time since I got my phone two years ago. iTunes asked me if I wanted to set up as new device or restore to previous backup. Little did I know ...

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A data recovery firm says that it is now able to recover data from catastrophically damaged Macs with Apple Silicon chips — likely becoming the first company to have that ability. DriveSavers says ...

With the release of iOS 16.2, Apple is offering iPhone users a new feature it says will protect information "even in the case of a data breach in the cloud." The tech giant's latest update includes ...