IPhone :: Preserve All The Information On It?

Jul 3, 2012

I need to upgrade my late husband's iPhone iOS because some apps are no longer working with the iOS version.The last upgrade was done in 2010, to v4.1. My problem is that I do not want to risk losing anything on this iPhone, for sentimental reasons.I have transferred purchased items through iTunes to keep all the apps.Can someone please walk me through the steps required to make sure I lose no information presently on the iPhone when I upgrade? I want to make sure the text messages, photos (camera roll and albums) and contacts are intact.Calendar is not necessary. I'm usually pretty good at figuring things out but I'm really paranoid about losing anything this time.

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iPad 2 Wi-Fi

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IPhone :: Switching To New PC - How To Preserve Current Settings

Apr 17, 2012

I've just bought a new, more powerful PC to replace my existing dated one, and would appreciate if someone could tell me what I need to do to preserve my current iPhone (3GS) apps/messages/settings etc when installing iTunes for the first time on the new system. Also, should I install the 64-bit version of iTunes (yes, it's a 64-bit system) or stick with the 32-bit version?

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IPhone :: Can't Find A Way To Preserve App Data While Upgrade From IOS 3 To 4

May 27, 2012

During the weekend I am helping one family member to upgrade the iOS on her iPhone 3G from 3.1 to the latest available, 4.2.1?Before the upgrade, iTunes warns me "Upgrading to iOS 4.2 will delete all of the apps and media......" and suggest me that I should apply this update on teh compuetr where I syn apps, music, videos, and photos from. The problem is, this user has never sync it with a computer. She had been using this phone for over 2 years, she has 5 pages worth of apps, and of course she would have data in some apps. She has no problem letting me make my computer as THE computer that her iPhone syncs to, and I even created a new iTunes profile for her, authorized her Apple ID, and transferred her purchase into iTunes. But when I check "Syn App" on, it tells me that all apps and data on the iPhone will be replaced with the data in the iTunes library. Well, I know what this is about, this is like.. one way overwrite type of sychronization.

But when I looked over everything again, it seems like in the iOS3 era, if you don't sync your apps with a computer on day 1 before you start using the phone, you permanately lose the ability to backup the apps' data and restore to another device? I like to emphasize again that my focus is in data, not apps, I know I could transfer purchases from phone A to iTunes to phone B, it's the inability of backing up data. Do I miss anything here? Is there still a way I could upgrade this phone from iOS 3 to iOS4, without losing her app data?

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Windows, NA

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IPhone :: Disable Wifi When Not Using It, Will This Preserve The Battery

Jun 22, 2012

When I`m at home,should I disable the wi-fi when not using the internet ? Does this preserve the battery?

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iPhone 4S, iOS 5.1.1

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IPhone 5s :: Any Way To Preserve Geotags On Windows Computer

Aug 22, 2014

I love how the iPhone accurately labels where I took my pictures, and I want that same accuracy on a Windows computer. I'm planning on deleting all my photos and videos to make more room for storage, but I don't want to lose my geotags. Is there a program that will accept the geotags that my iPhone have created?

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iPhone 5s, iOS 7.1.2