Monday, March 16, 2015

How To Restore Deleted Safari Bookmarks From iPhone 5?


"Mistakenly i have deleted one of the folder from safari bookmarks. Pls let me know how to restore\recover? appreciate your assistance, iPhone 5"

The above content was extracted from Apple community which is about that the user have deleted some safari bookmarks accidentally and he wanted to recover or restore them. At present, I just cannot make sure whether he had an iTunes or iCloud backup for those safari bookmarks. If he did, it is pretty convenient to restore those deleted safari bookmarks. So here, first I want to introduce how to restore deleted safari bookmarks from iPhone 5 if he had backup files.

In order to restore iPhone 5 deleted safari bookmarks, this user needs a third party software for help. As you may have know that there are dozens of such software and in our test, we found that iFonebox is pretty accurate and powerful in recovery function.

What is iFonebox?

iFonebox is a powerful and professional iOS data recovery, which can not only support to recover deleted data like contacts, messages, notes and other data from your iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch, but extract data like safari bookmarks, voice memos, photos, videos and more from iTunes or iCloud backup for your iPhone. Plus, iFonebox can be used to transfer the recovered notes and contacts to your iPhone or other iOS devices directly. Quite functional. Well done.

How to restore deleted safari bookmarks from iPhone 5?

The first thing you need to do is to download and install iFonebox. Two versions are available: Windows version and Mac version. Besides, you can try the free version in advance.

Next are 1-2-3 steps for you to follow:

  • Launch iFonebox. Choose Recover from iTunes Backup. 
  • Scan iTunes data. iFonebox will start scanning data from iTunes backup.
  • Preview and select before restore. After scanning, you can preview and select the deleted safari bookmarks to restore. 

This is the whole process of restoring deleted safari bookmarks from iTunes backup.


Notes: if you have iCloud backup files for those safari bookmarks, you can also choose Recover from iCloud Backup in the first step.

With iFonebox, to restore deleted safari bookmarks from iPhone 5 is as easy as a pie. But you still need to realize the importance of backup your iPhone frequently.



Sunday, March 15, 2015

Methods To Remove Apple Watch App From Your iPhone Home Screen

"Apple does it again. Installed iWatch app without my permission during upgrade to iOS8.2. Didn't they learn from the last debacle with the unwanted music album? How do I get rid of it?" 

iOS 8.2 was released last week. This time, iOS 8.2 comes with the wearable Apple Watch, in other words, iOS 8.2 will make a platform for the upcoming iWatch device, hence, once you update to iOS 8.2, the Apple Watch app will be on your iPhone home screen. If you don't need it, it is pretty annoying to have such a useless app. Here, methods are introduced to help you delete the iWatch app from your iPhone.
You cannot totally delete the Apple Watch app from your iPhone, but you can hide it without sticking it in the back of a folder. This is not the most perfect solution for you will see the Apple Watch app listed in Spotlight search, but it appears to be a small app so it shouldn't push too many users over the edge if available storage.
Now here is a video to help you hide the iWatch app:
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Monday, October 13, 2014

How to use Wi-Fi calling on iPhone 5C/ 5S/ 6/ 6 plus with iOS 8


Wi-Fi calling is a new feature of iOS 8 that's available initially to T-Mobile customers in the United States and EE customers in the U.K. What's more, it's coming to other carriers in the coming months. It lets your iPhone make and receive calls using Wi-Fi instead of depending on your carrier's cell tower coverage. 

Here's how it works.


Wi-Fi calling depends on a technology alternately called Unlicensed Mobile Access (UMA) or Generic Access Network (GAN), depending on which technical paper you're reading. The technology enables your iPhone to make and receive phone calls using a regular Wi-Fi network.

Tuesday, September 30, 2014

Selectively restore contacts from iTunes backup to iPhone 5/5S/5C


Contacts all lost after jailbreak or Part of contact number erased from iPhone after iOS 8 update? 
Don’t worry, you can restore from iTunes backup to get lost contacts from backup to your iPhone5/5S/5C(if you have backup your iPhone before contacts lost). Then How to restore contacts from backup to iPhone5/5S/5C via iTunes? 

Can't miss: How to Extract& Recover data from encrypted iTunes backup 

Here introduce an easy and fast way to recover contacts from iPhone5/5S/5C backup and you don't have to restore the whole backup. the answer is iFonebox, which is a powerful ios data recovery program that allows you to selectively extract data from backup and transfer data back to iPhone with a few clicks.
iFonebox 1.4.3.0 released: support recover from encrypted iTunes backup and transfer contacts, notes back to iPhone/iPad
 
Step 1: Free download iFonebox (Window & Mac),then lunch it on computer, select the “Recover from iTunes backup” mode in windows 
Step 2: Select the backup file and hit on “Start Scan” to scan and extract contacts 
Step 3 Restore and transfer contacts from iTunes backup to iPhone 5/5S/5C 
When scanning finished, all files in iTunes backup are extracted and displayed here, Move your mouse to “Contacts” to preview the content one by one. Then choose those you want and click ”Transfer all selected to device” button to transfer those contacts back to your iPhone or click “Recover” button to save them on computer. 

Sunday, September 28, 2014

Apple has ceased downgrade from iOS 8 to iOS 7.1.2


Apple has finally ceased signing iOS 7.1.2 on friday, which means that it is no longer possible to downgrade from iOS 8 once you have installed the update. If you’re still unsure about iOS 8 and have yet to pull the trigger, be aware that there’s now no turning back once you do. 

Friday, September 26, 2014

How to Recover Deleted Reminder items on iPhone6 Plus/iPhone5s

 
I was writing some notes in my reminders and my iPhone froze for a second. When it unfroze I notice it had deleted several important events I wrote in my reminders. These items records the meeting schedule in this week, I must get them back. What can I do to recover the deleted/erased reminder items on my iPhone 6 plus? 

Wednesday, September 24, 2014

New features of Messages in iOS 8


At first glance, you may not notice anything different about the Messages in iOS 8, but there is definitely a lot more going on when compared to iOS 7. Within the Messages app, Apple added several features including Tap to Talk which allows you to quickly record an audio message to send inline within the app and the ability to quick reply to incoming messges.


Here’s a look at the new features of messages in iOS 8 and how best to use them

Related reading: iMessage problems in iOS 8, How to fix?

Sunday, September 21, 2014

The Best Keyboard app for iOS 8:Swiftkey,Swype,Fleksy


Now that you've got iOS 8 installed, want to try out some new keyboards, right? if you're interested in the iPhone/iPad keyboard apps currently available, follow along for our top recommendations! 

Thursday, September 18, 2014

iOS 8 requires over 5GB of free space to install, here’s what iPhone 5C 8GB users should do

 

Apple has released the new iOS 8 operating system for iPhones and iPads today,While many iPhone and iPad users were eagerly waiting to download the update, most were in for a shock when the slightly under 1GB update file requires up to 5.7GB of free space to install. This is a bummer, if you have an 8GB iPhone 5C or even a 16GB iPhone then you're likely to run into issues. Thankfully, there is a work around that doesn’t involve you choosing what data to delete from your device. 

Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Five iOS 8 features you'll love


You can't get a new iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus until Friday, but iOS 8, the latest version of Apple's mobile operating system,will roll out on Wednesday,Sep 17. 

The free download will be available to anyone with an iPhone 4S, 5, 5C or 5S. 

IOS 8 isn't the radical upgrade that iOS 7 was, but it has a handful of new features that you're bound to enjoy. Here's a look at a few of our favorites feature in iOS 8.