Whether you want to create a full back-up of all your photos or download a select few, it’s easy to transfer photos from your iPhone to your computer. Here’s how to download iPhone photos to a Windows ...

Q: I am having trouble syncing my Windows 10 HP laptop with iCloud photos. I have spent hours on the phone with Apple help and haven’t solved the problem. I have about 80,000 photos on my computer and ...

Following on from our previous article which took you through the process of setting up iCloud Photos, this quick guide will take you through the process of how you can download your original iCloud ...

If you use an iPhone and a Windows PC, syncing photos is about to get a lot easier. The feature Microsoft announced last month that adds iCloud Photos to the Windows Photos app begins rolling out ...

So, you would like to transfer photos and videos from your Apple smartphone to your PC? Let’s start by putting those USB cords away. Updates in Windows 11 allow you to set up iCloud on PC for constant ...

Photos is just one small segment of the Apple iCloud services available to users of Mac computers and iOS mobile devices. Apple offers its services is free when you purchase one of its hardware ...

Stop filling your computer with photo dumps from your phone. Use photo services like iCloud, Amazon Photos, or Google Photos to safely store and access them from anywhere. But fantastic photos also ...

If you own an iPhone and a Windows PC, you know how difficult it is to view or transfer photos and videos. I am one of such users and trust me one needs a hell lot of patience to transfer the files ...

As the famous saying goes: “smart people back up”. OK, we just made that up, but it should be a famous saying, and it’s very much the right thing to do. So here’s how to back up your iPhone and/or ...

How to access your iPhone photos in the Windows 11 Photos app Your email has been sent Viewing and managing photos from your iPhone via iCloud has always been much easier on a Mac than on a Windows PC ...

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