Having an iCloud backup can make it easier to move all your data to a new iPad, save your files before sending it to a repair facility, or give you peace of mind before upgrading your iPad to the ...

If you own an older iPhone or iPad, it may be time to consider upgrading. As of December 18, the minimum requirement for using iCloud backups is iOS 9 or later, as support for iOS 8 and earlier ...

When setting up your new iPhone, you'll be asked if you prefer to directly transfer apps and other information from your old ...

Regardless of how much internal storage your iPad comes with, Apple gives you just 5 GB of iCloud storage by default, which you can use to store files and back up your device in the cloud.

If you run out of iCloud space, it's not the end of the world, per se, but your device will no longer back up to iCloud, nor will photos and videos be synced across your devices. The same goes for ...

This switch ensures that a specific iCloud account is used for just iTunes & App Store purchases, but the rest of your iPad is still linked to another account for backups and syncing data across ...

iCloud: wireless syncing for all of your Mac's apps that can be accessed from any of your Apple devices. Here's how to set up and use either backup system. Time Machine is a built-in backup ...

Cupertino-based tech giant Apple has issued an important reminder for users running older iOS versions to update their iPhones to the latest software to avoid losing access to their iCloud backup.

Your existing backups of these devices will be inaccessible. All apps, data, and content on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch remain on your device. To keep using iCloud Backup, you can update your ...