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 ...

If your iPad says it's disabled, you'll need to connect it to Finder or iTunes to restore it. Typing the wrong passcode too many times will disable your iPad temporarily or permanently. Once you ...

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Resetting an iPad can help in several ways. It can fix software-related issues, clear memory, and storage, and reset the device to its original factory settings. This can be especially useful if the ...

One of the great things about iPods is the convenience of connecting and updating your latest songs, videos and books through your computer. While many business owners are relying on the ...

A terribly sad email came in from Macworld reader Sharifa: I deleted an iPhone back up from iTunes by mistake and have been trying all day to retrieve it. I lost all my honeymoon pics! iTunes backups ...

A factory reset is a drastic but sometimes necessary measure for dealing with various issues on your iPhone or iPad. It effectively wipes all data and settings from your device, restoring it to its ...

If you are upgrading your iPad to the latest version released by Apple and would like to pass down your old iPad to a family member, friend or sell it online. You will need to carry out a factory ...

If you’re selling, giving away, or scrapping an old iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch, you’re likely to plug it into iTunes and hit the restore button to remove all of your personal content and reset the ...