In the context of iPhone troubleshooting, Apple recommends three processes: restart, reset and restore, in that order. Use iTunes on your computer to restore the phone, which returns it to factory ...

If you’ve just purchased a new iPhone, gotten a replacement, or need to bring back all your information to your iPhone for another reason, restoring from an iTunes backup is an easy way to pick up ...

David Martin has more than 20 years of experience in the industry as a programmer, systems and business analyst, author, and consultant. The iPhone Camera Roll can cause increased backup and restore ...

iTunes can be slow, cumbersome, and downright annoying at times. Backing up is slow and inflexible, and many users wish they had more control over their data. Now, there's DearMob iPhone Manager that ...

Editor’s Note: The following article is an excerpt from Ted Landau’s Take Control of iPhone OS 3, a $15 electronic book available for 30 percent off specially for Macworld readers (dropping the price ...

If you need to reset your iPhone to factory settings to resolve an issue, you can back it up to iCloud first and then restore it to keep your data.

You can recover deleted photos on iPhone from the Recently Deleted folder in the Photos app or a backup on iCloud, iTunes, or cloud services.

Your iPhone backups may fail in iTunes for several reasons: Your copy of iTunes may have been corrupted; you may not have enough space on your computer's hard drive or on the device to create the ...