How to Transfer Text Messages from iPhone to PC/Mac in PDF/TEXT/HTML

You may want to keep some precious messages on your iPhone like some important information or sweet messages from friends/girlfriend. Unfortunately, your iPhone messages can disappear for mistaken deletion, iOS update or some other unexpected reasons. So you want to transfer text messages from iPhone to computer as backup. But the problem is how to transfer messages from iPhone to Mac or PC? Next are 2 methods that can help you.

Method 1: Transfer Messages from iPhone to Computer by Backing up with iTunes

iTunes is the free tool from Apple that users can save these messages via iTunes by making backups on computer. However, the messages are not viewable or readable on your computer.

Step 1: you should connect iPhone to computer and open iTune.

Step 2: click the icon of your iPhone.

Step 3: Click Summary. Under Backups, enable the "This computer" option.

Step 4: Click on "Backup Now". Your messages will be backed up on computer.

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Method 2: Transfer Text Messages from iPhone to PC/Mac with AnyTrans

AnyTrans, an all-in-one transfer tool, allows you to manage your iPhone with ease. It can easily and quickly help you transfer messages, notes, contacts, music, playlists, movies, apps, photos, books, and other type of files from your iPhone to computer and to other Apple devices. Besides, it keeps the messages in PDF/HTML/TXT format on your computer so you can read or even print out the texts for forever preservation.

Step 1. Launch AnyTrans > Connect your iPhone to computer. You can set the output format of your messages by clicking the Settings button which looks like a gear.

Step 2. Choose Messages category to enter the Messages Manage Page.

Step 3. Preview and select text messages you want to transfer. Tap To PC/Mac button in the upper right corner to transfer text messages to computer.

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How to Transfer Pictures from iPhone to iPad Pro/mini 4

After taking photos with your iPhone, you want to share them with your friends and families on a bigger screen iPad Pro or iPad mini. But what's the easiest way to get your photos from iPhone to your iPad? This blog shows you 4 ways to transfer photos from iPhone to iPad Pro or iPad mini 4.


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1. Transfer Photos from iPhone to iPad Pro/mini 4 via AirDrop

Step 1. Swiping up to open Control Centre on both your iPhone and iPad Pro/mini 4, tap on AirDrop to enable the service. You can make your device discoverable to Everyone or Contacts Only.

Step 2. Open the Photos app on the iPhone and tap on Share in the bottom right.

Step 3. Choose the photos you want to share, and the name of your iPad Pro/mini 4 will appear under the Tap To Share with AirDrop section. Tap on your iPad name to send the pictures. On the iPad, tap on Accept to transfer images from your iPhone to the iPad Pro/mini 4.

2. Transfer Pictures from iPhone to iPad Pro/mini 4 with Photo Stream

Step 1. On your iPhone, go to Settings > iCloud > Photos and turn on My Photo Stream.

Step 2. Repeat step 1 on your iPad Pro or iPad mini 4.

Step 3. The new photos you add to your iPhone will appear automatically in My Photo Stream album in Photos app on your iPad.

3. Send Photos from iPhone to iPad Pro/mini via Email

Step 1. Open the Photos app on your iPhone. You can send up to five pictures as an email attachment to yourself.

Step 2. Find and open the image that you want to send.

Step 3. Tap the "Share" button. This looks like a box with an arrow coming out of the top.

Step 4. Select any additional photos (optional). You can scroll through and tap up to four additional photos to attach.

Step 5. Tap the "Mail" option.

Step 6. Enter your own email address as the recipient. Sent the email to yourself.

Step 7. Open the mail on your iPad. Tap the attached picture to open it. Press and hold on the image and then select "Save Image" to save it to your iPad's storage.

4. How to Transfer Photos from iPhone to iPad Pro/mini 4 with AnyTrans

AnyTrans is an iOS data Transfer for iPhone, iPad and iPod. You can preview the photos and select all or multiple pictures to transfer from iPhone to your iPad Pro, and vice versa. It also allows you to transfer pictures from iPhone/iPad to computer as backup, and you can delete all photos from your iDevice in one click including the synced pictures.

Step 1. Download AnyTrans (for PC/ Mac), and install it on your computer. Connect you iPhone and iPad Pro/mini 4 with USB cables.

Step 2. Go to the manage page of your iPhone, click on Photos, and choose from Camera Roll, Photo Stream, Photo Library, Photo Share, etc.

Step 3. Select the photos you want to send to your iPad from iPhone, click the To Device button to start transfer iPhone photos to iPad.

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Initial tests of the iPad Pros: A good tablet, but not a laptop killer

Since Wednesday, you can order the iPad Pro officially online. Although the first test reports praise the Apple Edit, but the iPad Pro can not replace the PC.

"Why would you even buy a PC? No really, why would you buy one? "That said Tim Cook in advance of the sales launch of the iPad Pro on Wednesday. That was, of course, the burning question, the journalists who the new iPad Pro got to test, wanted to stand up for yourself and answer their readers.

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Good apps, but ..

Walt Mossberg of The Verge, who describes himself as an iPad fan who mostly then used his MacBook when he has to write and work longer texts, writes about: "The iPad Pro is definitely not a complete replacement for a great laptop like the MacBook Air, even for someone like me. "He does not miss, for example, a few functionalities in the Twitter app that would work fine with conventional iPads, but the iPad tablet per fan.

The apps of the iPad Pro can be noisy Mossberg although more than, for example, of Surface tablets (in which also works with a pen), but for him is not enough. For Mossberg graphic artists are the classic target audience of iPad Pros, because at the presentation yet many spurned Apple Edit to the expectations placed on him, surpass.

Praise for Apple Edit

The tell others that the iPad Pro could test already. Once plugged into the Lightning connector, you can get started with the stylus also equal. You can use the pen also greatly inclined, the iPad Pro still reacts extremely quickly. For graphic artists, the Apple Pen is therefore very well suited for sketching and modeling. Most of those who were able to test this experience were simply amazed.
The worst however, cut the keyboard cover from with keys. It is strongly "overpriced" with 179 euros and could not much more than the other Smart Covers that has Apple in its portfolio. Especially the Escape button is missed painfully by many.

Praise will further the good workmanship, the display size that can keep up with its 12.9 inches with the MacBooks and the display resolution of 2732 x 2048 pixels. A pleasantly sharp display and good reproduction of colors and contrasts is said the display.

Only supplement, not substitute

Everything is in everything the iPad Pro mainly an "interesting complement" to previous iPad series be, that is especially suited for graphic designers and people who want a little more to do with it than to consume content, but the MacBook - or as Cook says it himself - PCs - at the end just yet can not replace.

The iPad Pro is available in three metal colors Gold, Silver, Space Grey. As the most advanced and powerful iPad Apple has made, iPad Pro has a price tag a match. The detailed prices and model info is as followed:

• 32 GB mode with Wi-Fi: $799
• 128GB mode with Wi-Fi: $949
• 128GB mode with Wi-Fi + Cellular: $1079

Note: The prices listed above are just for iPad Pro, and the accessories like Apple Pencil and Smart Keyboard are not included (their prices are $99 and $169).

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“Shot on iPhone 6" photographers receive gift from Apple

"Shot on iPhone 6" Photographers are rewarded

Apple would like to thank the "Shot on iPhone 6" photographer with a very special gift. In recent days, Apple has sent to the respective photographers who were selected as part of the campaign, small packets with photo books. In addition to the regular payment for the used photo There is an additional "sweet".

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Brendan Ó Sé has answered via Twitter to word and the book shows. He reported that he "shot on iPhone 6" photos erhaten Apple a photo book with all. Both amateur photographers and professional photographers were used. The package amounted to a pair of white gloves, so the photo book can also be chamfered adequately and photos are protected. The bay bears the simple name "The Gallery".
The camera of the Apple iPhone is worth seeing no ifs and buts. In the Flickr Community provides the iPhone is the most popular camera. Apple has significantly improved the camera system in recent years and set new trends with every generation iPhone.

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iPhone 6s: users complain about GPS issues

Incorrect positioning when using LTE will make navigation impossible

The iPhone 6s and 6s Plus obviously struggling with a problem with the satellite positioning via GPS. Some users complain that their Apple phone constantly shows changing locations while using LTE.

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Unclear Problem Conditions

Reported the difficulties, according to Heise by users from different countries and operators, it obviously depends on the provider comes even to local differences. Accordingly, not be delimited, the conditions under which the iPhone 6s begins to provide reliable location data more.

What is clear is that the problem is related to LTE and only the latest generation of smartphones is affected. Because messages from owners of older iPhones are not yet available. A use of navigation apps is due to the strong position fluctuations no longer makes sense possible.

3G mode as a workaround

Stakeholders may, however, help yourself and switch your phone on 3G-only operation - however, sacrificing the higher bandwidth offered by the 4G network. Whether Apple can get the problems in the future with a software update in the handle, is currently still open. If one is concerned, you can find with a simple trick Remedy. In the settings of the iPhone can be found under the "Mobile network" section of the "Voice & Data". Turn it there the fast Internet connection over LTE and instead it uses UMTS (3G), the GPS is working reliably again. Nicely, this solution is not natural. Who but rarely uses GPS or LTE, may be relied on permanently on the more important of the two, after all, so. At least until a solution comes from Apple.

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iPhone 6S: 3D touch display used as a scale

The iPhone 6S can be used as mobile scales. The software developer Simon Goldman draws on the 3D touch screen of your smartphone. However there's a catch: The app is currently only available on a jailbreak iPhone usable.

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With the iPhone 6S also smaller objects can now be weighed. This emerges from a video of the software developer Simon Goldman. The app "Plum-O-Meter" to use the 3D touch display and recognize how much push the objects on the screen. A handy display tells you how hard, for example, a plum. The app is still in a very early stage and may show no information on actual weight, but only reflect comparative values in percent.

According to developers, it works only with objects that have a minimum weight on the scales - so grapes are, for example, too easily, so that the smartphone could detect a change in the display. Another hook there are also: Plum-O-Meter is currently only works on an iPhone with Jailbreak 6S. Whether the software is suitable for the normal App Store, we can not say at the present time, unfortunately. A video shows the detailed operation. More interesting news you read on our iPhone 6S Topics page.

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150 new Emojis for iOS 9.1 & OS X, longer duration for Apple Watch

Apple has released new updates for iOS, OS X and OS Watch. Some innovations share iOS and OS X, for example, a whole new set of emoji. For Watch Apple OS optimizes battery life. Otherwise, there are a lot of bug fixes and stability improvements.

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At Apple we worked hard and has completed the same for three systems. Particularly interesting is the update for iOS. Apple has released the first major update for iOS 9 after the two minor updates. iOS 9.1 is now available for download. iOS 9.1 can with all compatible iPhones, iPods and iPads (ie for iPhones from the iPhone 4s, for all iPads touch except the first generation and the iPod from the fifth generation) are loaded as over-the-air update. Alternatively, you can download the update via iTunes.

iOS 9.1 also fixes problems with email accounts. Among other things, it hooked as some users with pop email accounts with the correct display of unread emails. Fixed also was an error causes the search function in Mail not handed in 100 percent complete results.

Improvements in live photos, email and multitasking

The release notes for iOS 9.1 promises in addition to the 150 new Emojis with support for Unicode 7.0, and 8.0 Emojis an innovation for the live pictures that Apple introduced with the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus: The camera now recognizes whether the iPhone is moved up or down, and then no longer takes this movement to circumcise or recording automatically.

The release notes for iOS 9.1:

When recording live pictures is now recognized automatically when the iPhone is raised or lowered, so that these movements will not be recorded.
More than 150 new Emoji characters with full support for Unicode 7.0, and 8.0 Emojis.

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