While iPhones are usually good at getting things done quicker than most other smartphones, it has its limitations too. The device can stall and act total weird at times. I recently faced a problem on our iPhone XS Max where it stuck at the “Signing in to iCloud” screen in
An iCloud Backup includes a copy of the information on your iPhone. It doesn’t include things that you already sync with iCloud. And with the Voice Memos app finally getting an option to sync directly to your iCloud account, Apple no longer includes Voice Memos in an iCloud Backup.
Messages in iCloud is a great new feature Apple introduced with iOS 11.4 update. But for users who have a huge amount of data in messages (texts, videos and photos), it’s only going to get troubling when they reach the limits of their base storage plan of 5
Messages in iCloud is one of the most highlighting feature of the iOS 11.4 update for iPhone and iPad devices. You can enable Message in iCloud from iCloud settings on your device. It’s pretty neat feature that you must try. However, if for some reason, Messages is not
Messages in iCloud feature is finally rolling out for Apple devices with the recent iOS 11.4 and macOS update. The new feature lets you sync messages from all your Apple devices to the cloud so you can have access to them from any of your Apple devices. The feature
Syncing your Messages across all your Apple devices allows you to keep track of your conversations seamlessly. By enabling Messages in iCloud, any messages you send or receive will appear on all devices signed in with your Apple ID. Here's how you can set up Messages to sync
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