You should create a backup to guard your Mac against damage, technological mishaps, and other issues. Time Machine and iCloud are two built-in backup systems that are easy to set up and use. For a ...

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 ...

Backing up iOS devices is the process of safely saving and storing its data, such as photos, messages, videos, applications, notes, Home Screen layout and more–here’s how to back up an iPhone using ...

Wait, what? Why would you want to back up your iCloud Photo Library? Apple takes care of that, right? After all, the clue is in the name — the library is stored in iCloud. Not so fast. That’s true, ...

Here’s how to keep all your Messages in sync across all your devices, back up the photos and attachments that are sent to you via iMessage, plus save space on your iPhone, iPad and Mac, and access ...

It's a good idea to back up your iPhone and keep a copy of your data on iCloud or an external hard drive. You can also store your iPhone backups on a Mac computer. But where exactly are your iPhone ...

Backing up your iPhone or iPad is essential because you don’t know what tomorrow may bring. Perhaps you’re in the beta and the latest build brings your device to a standstill. Maybe your iPhone is ...

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 ...

Your iPhone is not only a communication device, but also a repository for your photos, videos, documents, text messages and more. So, when you lose your iPhone or it gets broken or dropped in water, ...