Moving everything from your old iOS or Android phone to your new iPhone can be a stress-free experience. Here's how.

The iPhone's compatibility with non-Apple devices is quite stringent, making it challenging to access and manage iPhone files on a typical Windows PC. How can you access iPhone files on a PC? This ...

To start, make sure your Mac's Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are both on, then open a Finder window. Next, from the sidebar click on AirDrop. To share a file, simply drag and drop it onto the contact icon for ...

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Switching from Android to iPhone may seem like a hassle, but it’s not. Apple offers a dedicated 'Move to iOS' app for users planning to make the switch. This app allows users to wirelessly transfer ...

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This way, you can pick exactly which photos you want to transfer. READ MORE: How to Record FaceTime with Audio on iPhone ... However, they’ll lose this effect if you sync them back to your iPhone ...

FoneTool emerges as the top choice for effortlessly copying music from iPhone to computer and it offers unparalleled speed and a user-friendly interface for swiftly downloading songs. FoneTool not ...

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Step 1. Download and install FoneTool on your Windows PC > Connect your iPhone to the computer via a USB cable. Step 2. Launch FoneTool > Go to Phone Backup > Choose Full Backup and click Get Started.