Whether your iPhone had to be factory reset, or you just snagged a new iPhone, here's how you can restore your settings and more via your phone's backup.

Whether you’ve recently upgraded to a new iPhone or need to restore your current one, iCloud backup makes the process simple and efficient.

To restore a backup to a new iPhone with iCloud, you must have an iCloud account and both the new and the old iPhone must run iOS 5 or later operating system software.

Recovering from a restore isn't a difficult process, as long as you remember to back up your phone to iCloud before wiping it clean.

Apple is gearing up to launch its iPhone 17 series on September 9, featuring the iPhone 17, 17 Air, 17 Pro, and 17 Pro Max.

Here’s how to restore an iPhone using Mac, PC, iCloud or iTunes.

Today, we’re going to go over how to backup your iPhone or iPad, as well as how to factory reset it. Backing it up is pretty simple, and iCloud should do it by default.

Learn how to back up your iPhone with or without iCloud by reading this guide.

Back up your iPhone Any personal files stored on your phone that you want to keep, such as music, photos, and documents, will need to be saved on a separate device before you factory reset your ...