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Ways to backup iPhone data
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hanoobal
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3. July 2012 @ 12:51 |
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What are some ways in which you can backup your iPhone contacts, iPhone apps, iPhone music and videos? Here is a quick and quite an incomplete yet list. Will add more ways as ideas come:
Backing up iPhone contacts, messages, apps, and app data
CopyTrans - back up iPhone contacts to computer as vCard and CSV files
Google Sync - sync iPhone contacts between your iPhone and your Google (Gmail) account
iCloud - send and sync your iPhone contacts to and with Apple's dedicated Cloud servers
iTunes - computer to iPhone one-way contact transfer (i.e. Outlook to iPhone or Windows Contacts to iPhone)
My Contacts Backup - back up iPhone contacts to your email account
Tansee iPhone Transfer Contacts - export iPhone contacts to text file or to *.antc
Duplicate Remover - this is more of a contact tool to remove iPhone contact duplicate entries
Backing up iPhone calendars and notes
iCloud - send and sync your iPhone notes to Apple's dedicated Cloud servers
CopyTrans Contacts - along with contacts, this multi-data utility also backs up iPhone calendars and notes
iTunes - computer to iPhone one-way calendar transfer (i.e. Outlook to iPhone)
Google Calendars and Google Sync - back up iPhone calendars and notes* to your email account (Gmail)
iCal - back up iPhone calendars to your Mac
Evernote - use this app instead of the iPhone-native Notes app. Requires an account with Evernote - stores your iPhone notes on the Evernote servers
*iOS 4 and up
Backing up iPhone multimedia: including music, videos, etc.
CopyTrans Suite - back up iPhone audio/video tracks , podcasts, voice memos, audio books playlists, ratings, apps, and photos to computer or computer's iTunes
iRip - back up iPhone music, videos, and playlists to PC, voice memos and audio books included
iTunes - transfer iPhone photos and purchased material from the iTunes store bewteeen PC and iPhone. Requires iTunes sync
Music Liberator - back up iPhone audio/video tracks , podcasts, voice memos, audio books playlists to a PC folder - does not support direct transfer to PC iTunes
Senuti - back up iPhone audio/video tracks , playlists to Mac. Hint: read the name of the program backwards!
SharePod** - back up iPhone audio/video tracks , playlists to PC, manages iPhone without iTunes, integrated media player
** Supports up to iOS 4 (i.e. iPhone 3G). If you have an iPhone with iOS 5 + choose another tool
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 11. June 2014 @ 05:25
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jamespdavid001
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16. August 2012 @ 02:01 |
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iCloud and iTunes can back up most data on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. Connect your iPhone to your computer and open up iTunes. In the left menu, right-click on your iPhone and you will see a bunch of options. Just select the ?Back Up? option and the process will begin. Just be patient, it may take a couple of minutes, depending on how much data you have to backup. To know more about it visit:--
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etFan
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24. October 2012 @ 08:41 |
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Hello. I am trying to sync a Note to my iPhone. I typed in the Note in my icloud account on my PC Safari but the note did not get to the iphone. Can you tell me what I am doing wrong? thank you.
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hanoobal
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25. October 2012 @ 13:15 |
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Are you sure you have your Notes iCloud sync enabled on your iPhone? On your iphone go to Settings > iCloud and check whether the slider next to Notes is moved to ON.
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5. December 2012 @ 06:51 |
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icloud is the easiest option though there are others wher you can back up direct to you PC via cable
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birgitstorch
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11. January 2013 @ 03:09 |
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This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 13. January 2013 @ 21:09
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21. February 2013 @ 03:04 |
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Connect your iPhone to your computer and open up iTunes. In the left menu, right-click on your iPhone and you will see a bunch of options.
Just select the ?Back Up? option and the process will begin. Just be patient, it may take a couple of minutes, depending on how much data you have to backup. This is always a good idea to do before jailbreaking an iPhone, in case you need to restore.
Once your backup is done, you can view the backups in iTunes. Click ?Edit? -> ?Preferences? and select the ?Devices? tab. Here you can view or delete your backups.
If you ever need to restore from a backup, just right-click your phone and select ?Restore from Backup..?
Regards,
Berry Martin
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julacesar
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17. August 2013 @ 08:09 |
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It is very easy to backup iPhone data using comprehensive software.
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nickeyboy
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25. December 2013 @ 00:50 |
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I just have some add-ons to supply. Actually Itunes is a very inconvenient and cumbersome program if you ask me. Since you have to go through a lot of redundant steps to just achieve a simple wish which is adding some music. The procedure would be" add music to the library", then you can "synchronize" the music in the library to your phone/pad. However if you do this second time, it will erase all of your existed files and then you can put the new ones in. How inconvenient is that?
So I just prefer some other type of programs for data backups and stuffs. Like raid clone and todo backup. They all can transfer data from Iphone and they are much simpler!
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