As the old saying goes, the best camera is the one you always have with you. If you're like most iPhone users, that means you've likely amassed a sizeable collection of photos on your device. However, ...

With iPhone photography on the rise, chances are you're one of many who has a bajillion pictures on their iPhone. In an ideal world, these photos would stay on your device forever, but unfortunately, ...

Whether you have created a series of videos for a meeting or a list of songs for your upcoming office get-together, take advantage of the iTunes Export tool to copy the playlist into iTunes from your ...

If you own an iPhone and a Windows PC, you know how difficult it is to view or transfer photos and videos. I am one of such users and trust me one needs a hell lot of patience to transfer the files ...

IPhones feature Wi-Fi and cellular data connections for accessing the Web and downloading files and programs. Transferring the content you download to your computer backs up your data and enables you ...

So, you would like to transfer photos and videos from your Apple smartphone to your PC? Let’s start by putting those USB cords away. Updates in Windows 11 allow you to set up iCloud on PC for constant ...

This guide is designed to show you how you can easily transfer photos from your iPhone or iPad to your PC or Mac. Transferring photos and videos from an iPhone or iPad to a Mac or PC is a common task ...

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We all are aware of Apple’s strict security measures to protect user privacy. However, the major pain point of Apple security services comes with transferring or accessing data from one device to ...

How to transfer iCloud photos from iPhone? This solution allows you to move photos from your PC or Mac to your iPhone, and vice versa, from your web browser as long as you have the "Photos in iCloud" ...

This is my simple way to move photos from my iPhone to a Windows computer using the Photos app. I plug in my iPhone with a USB-C cable, tap "Allow" on my phone, and then do the rest on my PC. I open ...