Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. If you own an Apple mobile device, you have no excuse for not backing it up, because Apple gives you two very simple and free ways for ...

In light of Apple's encryption fight, it's been noted the company can decrypt some data from an iCloud backup. Knowing this, security-conscious users may opt instead for locally-stored encrypted ...

If you’ve got a tiny hard drive on your Mac and a large-capacity iPhone or iPad (or both!), you might worry that you’re about to run out of space due to all the stuff you want to back up from your iOS ...

Making a backup of your iPhone is important, it will ensure that your data is safe should something happen to your device. If you lose your iPhone, or it is stolen or damaged, having your data backed ...

If you’ve just purchased a new iPad, gotten a replacement, or need to bring back all your information to your iPad for another reason, restoring from an iTunes backup is an easy way to pick up where ...

Back up everything you can before you try to upgrade to iOS 9, OK? Photo: Jim Merithew/Cult of Mac When you back up your iPhone before upgrading to iOS 9, you have a couple of choices. You can use ...

Though you can usually sync your iPad to iTunes without incident, there may be times when you cannot get your iPad to manually sync with iTunes on your computer. If this happens, first download and ...

With Apple’s Special Event being live tomorrow, and with iOS 9.3 most likely being released shortly after, it’s worth taking a look at how you should prepare your device for the feature-packed update.

Regularly creating iCloud or iTunes backups should be routine for every iOS user, but if you want to upgrade to a beta version of iOS or if you think you might want to downgrade shortly after ...

Many business owners are using iPads to collect data from consumers at trade shows, out of office visits, and even within the office for various meeting requirements, including presentations. The iPad ...