Depending on what phone you've got, backing up your contacts, messages and pictures can either be really easy or a complete nightmare. Hopefully, you've got a phone that's relatively straightforward, ...

How many phone numbers do you know by heart? Relying on tech to remember such things can feel precarious, but there are just too many details for our brains to store. So it makes sense to defer to our ...

It seems that no one can remember more than a couple of phone numbers (at best) these days. I don't remember any, and can you even remember your closest family member's phone number at this point?

This guide will show you how to back up your iPhone contacts so that you have them ready for a new iPhone or to keep them safe in case you break or lose your current iPhone. When you buy a new iPhone ...

Are you looking for a way to back up Android contacts? The days of asking Facebook friends to send their digits are long gone. It’s also no longer really necessary to transfer your contacts one by one ...

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Unboxing a new iPhone shouldn't make you anxious about whether your information will safely transfer to the new phone. These are the ways to do it easily and safely.

One of the reasons why many Android smartphone owners are hesitant to reset their phones is because they will lose a lot of files and data when they do. That’s why it’s necessary you know how to ...

It’s easy for the amount of contacts stored on your iPhone to reach into the hundreds or even thousands, so it’s worth taking a little time to make sure they’re backed up in multiple places. Let’s ...

It’s kind of a pain to back up the numbers in your phone even for people who know how, so imagine how your mother feels. Now you can skip the Google search to see if your phone’s compatible with your ...

The Mac's Contacts app is incredibly useful for storing personal and work contact info. Here's how to back up your Contacts database. macOS's Contacts app lives in the /Applications folder at the root ...