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- August 31, 2012 at 3:55 pm
So here's the thing, I accidently spilled water on my iphone 4, although it has been fixed, it still get kind of "unstable", sometimes it just suddenly shut itself down.Since iphone 5 is coming soon, I think I'll wait till then to get a new one.However, I have a pile of important contacts saved on my watered iphone 4 and I'm so afraid that they'll be gone with the damaged phone right before I could get a new one. But if I can copy these contacts to itunes, then next time I'll be able to transfer them to the new iphone,right? Or just copy to computer? Any difference?Anyway, I just want the contacts to be backuped, any good idea? I use Dell PC with Win 7 system.I don't mind if I have to pay for a tool but it would be the best if there's a free and easy way.Help me please!!
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- August 31, 2012 at 5:28 pm
1. Open iTunes and plug in your iphone2. Under the “info” tab you will see a field that “Sync Contacts with :” and give you a choice of which program you want to save your contacts to .By default, it is Windows Address Book.3. Check the “Sync Contacts With:”box and choose windows Address Book4. In the lower-right corner click the sync button and all of your contacts will be immediately saved to Windows Address BookNext time when you want to sync these contacts to your new iphone, you just add them to itunes library, and I belive you know how to do the rest.Here I find some interesting articles about how to transfer iphone contacts to itunes, maybe it will help you. -
- August 31, 2012 at 5:28 pm
1. Open iTunes and plug in your iphone2. Under the “info” tab you will see a field that “Sync Contacts with :” and give you a choice of which program you want to save your contacts to .By default, it is Windows Address Book.3. Check the “Sync Contacts With:”box and choose windows Address Book4. In the lower-right corner click the sync button and all of your contacts will be immediately saved to Windows Address BookNext time when you want to sync these contacts to your new iphone, you just add them to itunes library, and I belive you know how to do the rest.Here I find some interesting articles about how to transfer iphone contacts to itunes, maybe it will help you. -
- August 31, 2012 at 5:28 pm
1. Open iTunes and plug in your iphone2. Under the “info” tab you will see a field that “Sync Contacts with :” and give you a choice of which program you want to save your contacts to .By default, it is Windows Address Book.3. Check the “Sync Contacts With:”box and choose windows Address Book4. In the lower-right corner click the sync button and all of your contacts will be immediately saved to Windows Address BookNext time when you want to sync these contacts to your new iphone, you just add them to itunes library, and I belive you know how to do the rest.Here I find some interesting articles about how to transfer iphone contacts to itunes, maybe it will help you. -
- August 31, 2012 at 5:30 pm
1. Open iTunes and plug in your iphone2. Under the “info” tab you will see a field that “Sync Contacts with :” and give you a choice of which program you want to save your contacts to .By default, it is Windows Address Book.3. Check the “Sync Contacts With:”box and choose windows Address Book4. In the lower-right corner click the sync button and all of your contacts will be immediately saved to Windows Address BookNext time when you want to sync these contacts to your new iphone, you just add them to itunes library, and I belive you know how to do the rest.Here I find some interesting articles about how to transfer iphone contacts to itunes, maybe it will help you. -
- August 31, 2012 at 5:30 pm
1. Open iTunes and plug in your iphone2. Under the “info” tab you will see a field that “Sync Contacts with :” and give you a choice of which program you want to save your contacts to .By default, it is Windows Address Book.3. Check the “Sync Contacts With:”box and choose windows Address Book4. In the lower-right corner click the sync button and all of your contacts will be immediately saved to Windows Address BookNext time when you want to sync these contacts to your new iphone, you just add them to itunes library, and I belive you know how to do the rest.Here I find some interesting articles about how to transfer iphone contacts to itunes, maybe it will help you. -
- August 31, 2012 at 5:30 pm
1. Open iTunes and plug in your iphone2. Under the “info” tab you will see a field that “Sync Contacts with :” and give you a choice of which program you want to save your contacts to .By default, it is Windows Address Book.3. Check the “Sync Contacts With:”box and choose windows Address Book4. In the lower-right corner click the sync button and all of your contacts will be immediately saved to Windows Address BookNext time when you want to sync these contacts to your new iphone, you just add them to itunes library, and I belive you know how to do the rest.Here I find some interesting articles about how to transfer iphone contacts to itunes, maybe it will help you. -
- September 4, 2012 at 5:14 am
You may first transfer your iphone 4 contacts to your computer. and that may right there in your “Address Book” on your computer. If “Address Book” is in your dock, the icon is with “@”symbol. If not like that, go to Applications in Finder and do a search for “Address Book”
Next time, do an Address Book export just to have another back-up if you are not automatically backing up using Time Machine, your iDisk, or whatever. If you back up to a file on the same computer, copy it to an external drive.There're so many trouble transfering from apple products to PC, As a lazy person I personally prefer using a simple software iPhone Transfer Contact, why bother?!
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- September 4, 2012 at 5:14 am
You may first transfer your iphone 4 contacts to your computer. and that may right there in your “Address Book” on your computer. If “Address Book” is in your dock, the icon is with “@”symbol. If not like that, go to Applications in Finder and do a search for “Address Book”
Next time, do an Address Book export just to have another back-up if you are not automatically backing up using Time Machine, your iDisk, or whatever. If you back up to a file on the same computer, copy it to an external drive.There're so many trouble transfering from apple products to PC, As a lazy person I personally prefer using a simple software iPhone Transfer Contact, why bother?!
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- September 4, 2012 at 5:14 am
You may first transfer your iphone 4 contacts to your computer. and that may right there in your “Address Book” on your computer. If “Address Book” is in your dock, the icon is with “@”symbol. If not like that, go to Applications in Finder and do a search for “Address Book”
Next time, do an Address Book export just to have another back-up if you are not automatically backing up using Time Machine, your iDisk, or whatever. If you back up to a file on the same computer, copy it to an external drive.There're so many trouble transfering from apple products to PC, As a lazy person I personally prefer using a simple software iPhone Transfer Contact, why bother?!
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- October 29, 2012 at 8:58 am
Yeah if you have Outlook in your computer that might be the easiest way.
Plug in your iphone and there should be an icon show up in iTunes.Click the info tab, and choose to sync your contacts with Outlook. Then, when you get your iPhone 5, do the same procedure. That way, they'll go to the computer, then the new iphone.Another easy way is to choose "backup" when plugging your iphone to PC, but that will backup everything on your phone.
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- October 29, 2012 at 8:58 am
Yeah if you have Outlook in your computer that might be the easiest way.
Plug in your iphone and there should be an icon show up in iTunes.Click the info tab, and choose to sync your contacts with Outlook. Then, when you get your iPhone 5, do the same procedure. That way, they'll go to the computer, then the new iphone.Another easy way is to choose "backup" when plugging your iphone to PC, but that will backup everything on your phone.
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- October 29, 2012 at 8:58 am
Yeah if you have Outlook in your computer that might be the easiest way.
Plug in your iphone and there should be an icon show up in iTunes.Click the info tab, and choose to sync your contacts with Outlook. Then, when you get your iPhone 5, do the same procedure. That way, they'll go to the computer, then the new iphone.Another easy way is to choose "backup" when plugging your iphone to PC, but that will backup everything on your phone.
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- November 7, 2012 at 2:22 am
Yeah if you have Outlook in your computer that might be the easiest way.Plug in your iphone and there should be an icon show up in iTunes.Click the info tab, and choose to sync your contacts with Outlook. Then, when you get your iPhone 5, do the same procedure. That way, they'll go to the computer, then the new iphone.Another easy way is to choose "backup" when plugging your iphone to PC, but that will backup everything on your phone.Here are some similar discussion that you can check on: -
- November 7, 2012 at 2:22 am
Yeah if you have Outlook in your computer that might be the easiest way.Plug in your iphone and there should be an icon show up in iTunes.Click the info tab, and choose to sync your contacts with Outlook. Then, when you get your iPhone 5, do the same procedure. That way, they'll go to the computer, then the new iphone.Another easy way is to choose "backup" when plugging your iphone to PC, but that will backup everything on your phone.Here are some similar discussion that you can check on: -
- November 7, 2012 at 2:22 am
Yeah if you have Outlook in your computer that might be the easiest way.Plug in your iphone and there should be an icon show up in iTunes.Click the info tab, and choose to sync your contacts with Outlook. Then, when you get your iPhone 5, do the same procedure. That way, they'll go to the computer, then the new iphone.Another easy way is to choose "backup" when plugging your iphone to PC, but that will backup everything on your phone.Here are some similar discussion that you can check on:
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- February 21, 2013 at 2:04 pm
Have you set an iCloud account during the time you are using your iPhone 4, if so all files are all save in your iCloud and you can access it via web. But if not, the only solution is to dry the entire phone and let the technician recover your files.
Regards,
Jimmy, custom ipad case design artist
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- February 21, 2013 at 2:04 pm
Have you set an iCloud account during the time you are using your iPhone 4, if so all files are all save in your iCloud and you can access it via web. But if not, the only solution is to dry the entire phone and let the technician recover your files.
Regards,
Jimmy, custom ipad case design artist
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- February 21, 2013 at 2:04 pm
Have you set an iCloud account during the time you are using your iPhone 4, if so all files are all save in your iCloud and you can access it via web. But if not, the only solution is to dry the entire phone and let the technician recover your files.
Regards,
Jimmy, custom ipad case design artist
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