How to transfer data from your old iPhone to a new one with iCloud
How to back up your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch with iCloud
The new iPhone SE will be the successor to the 2020 iPhone SE, which is the follow-up to the first-gen iPhone SE from 2016, and is said to be fitted with Face ID, 5G and Apple's A15 processor, the same chip in the four iPhone 13 models.
Apple just announced a new budget-friendly iPhone SEand it looks exactly like the old iPhone SE. So how exactly are they different? This week, Apple announced a new budget-friendly iPhone, the iPhone SE (3rd generation) — a new and improved version of the iPhone SE (2nd generation) that was released in April 2020.
Released in September 2019, the iPhone 11 is far from the newest iPhone available today. It's two generations old, has an aging processor, and is no longer the hot new thing on the market. But it's also a smartphone Apple still sells on its website.
An iPhone backs up all of your notes and texts when you create a manual backup, and an automatic incremental backup gets created each time you sync your device using iTunes or iCloud.
Why Is It Important To Back Up Your iPhone? Creating a backup of your iPhone helps keep your data safe, even if your iPhone crashes or breaks. If you drop your iPhone on the sidewalk or in the toilet, you may not be able to recover important information like your photos, videos, and contacts.
Does iPhone Backup Save All Apps? Both iCloud and iTunes backup will save all apps and apps data on iPhone in some cases. If you used to back up with iCloud, you can backup iPhone apps, along with other data. If you use iTunes 12.7 or earlier version, you can take the following steps to backup apps on iPhone.
Part 1: How to Backup Safari Bookmarks on iPhone/iPad
You can sync PDF documents to your computer from iBooks in iOS and iTunes 10.1 or later.
How to Backup Contacts on iPhone via iCloud
Select which iOS apps to back up