iPhone 4s

aayush

Hi
Can some pleas advise if there is say to restore an iPhone with out having to reload all the aps you hav down lids over the months some for which paid for
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J_B

Is it backed up to iCloud?

Bogof_Babe

Can I nip on this thread to ask a similar question?...

I have lots of Notes in the Notes folder on my iPhone 5. If I buy a new iPhone, is there any way of transferring my Notes over to it? Bet there isn't, but worth an ask.

wealdroam

Bogof_Babe wrote: »

Can I nip on this thread to ask a similar question?...

Why can't you start your own thread?

debitcardmayhem

Bogof_Babe wrote: »

Can I nip on this thread to ask a similar question?...

I have lots of Notes in the Notes folder on my iPhone 5. If I buy a new iPhone, is there any way of transferring my Notes over to it? Bet there isn't, but worth an ask.

Why do you need/want a new iThing if you don't know how the old one works? Doesn't any one know the term caveat emptor, or as they used to say "think before you drink and drive"?

AlecEiffel

aayush wrote: »

Hi
Can some pleas advise if there is say to restore an iPhone with out having to reload all the aps you hav down lids over the months some for which paid for
Await your response

Either backup to iTunes which will copy the apps onto your computer, you can then restore from the backup. Or backup to iCloud, and restore the backup which will re download the apps from the App Store. So long as you are signed in on the apple account you purchased the apps on you won't be charged again.

Bogof_Babe

wealdroam wrote: »

Why can't you start your own thread?

debitcardmayhem wrote: »

Why do you need/want a new iThing if you don't know how the old one works? Doesn't any one know the term caveat emptor, or as they used to say "think before you drink and drive"?

Ooh, very sorry I'm sure .

AlecEiffel

Bogof_Babe wrote: »

Can I nip on this thread to ask a similar question?...

I have lots of Notes in the Notes folder on my iPhone 5. If I buy a new iPhone, is there any way of transferring my Notes over to it? Bet there isn't, but worth an ask.

You can either sync your notes to iCloud in settings, which should then sync them to a new device. Or check if they are backed up in any iCloud backup you do.

Big_Graeme

debitcardmayhem wrote: »

Why do you need/want a new iThing if you don't know how the old one works? Doesn't any one know the term caveat emptor, or as they used to say "think before you drink and drive"?

Think before you drink before you drive...

Sorry, pedant attack

Bogof_Babe

debitcardmayhem wrote: »

Why do you need/want a new iThing if you don't know how the old one works? Doesn't any one know the term caveat emptor, or as they used to say "think before you drink and drive"?

My current iPhone is well into the second year of my contract and the battery is becoming unreliable. Thought I might treat myself to a new one, that's all.

Does anyone know absolutely everything about how their gadgets work? I can text, make calls and use the net, plus utilise the apps I need, which is all I want to do. No need for sarcasm.

debitcardmayhem

Bogof_Babe wrote: »

My current iPhone is well into the second year of my contract and the battery is becoming unreliable. Thought I might treat myself to a new one, that's all.

Does anyone know absolutely everything about how their gadgets work? I can text, make calls and use the net, plus utilise the apps I need, which is all I want to do. No need for sarcasm.

Perhaps you mistook my cynicism as sarcasm, however it wasn't your thread to start with and given your stats perhaps you should know to start your own thread. now that is sarcasm :cool: