Step 1. Turn on your iPhone 7. After switching it on, you should see a Hello screen. If you had already set up your device, you need to erase all its contents before you restore it from iCloud. Erase all contents and settings. Step 2. Follow the onscreen setup steps until you find the Apps and Data screen. On the Apps and data screen, tap “Restore from iCloud backup”. Step 3. Sign in the iCloud by using your Apple ID. Step 4. Choose a backup. Check the date and the size of the files and select the most important. After choosing your preferred files, the transfer begins. If you are prompted to update to the newest iOS version, follow the on screen steps to update. Step 5. You will be asked to sign in your Apple ID account to restore your purchases and your Apps. If you had purchased app store content using various Apple IDs, you will be asked to sign in to each. If you can remember your password, tap skip and then sign in later. Step 6. Remain connected. Wait until you see a progress bar is complete. The time taken by the progress bar depends on the file size and the network speed. Step 7. Finish the setup. Contents like photos and Apps will continue restoring in the background for hours or days depending on the amount of information.
It used to be relatively cheap and easy to upgrade to the latest iPhone. Just renew your contract and get a new phone. Now that carriers are phasing out contracts, however, getting your paws on an iPhone 7 is going to cost you. But it doesn’t have to break the bank. Inevitably, the key to the best deal on a new iPhone is doing the research. You might still be eligible for a grandfathered-in upgrade, and there are plenty of trade-in programs worth considering. Apple’s own iPhone Upgrade Program is pretty appealing as well. But everybody’s options will be different, so let us walk you through the top five routes to a new iPhone to figure out how to get the best deal. Your specific situation depends on the paperwork you signed with your carrier many months or many years ago. To figure out what your upgrade options with that same carrier will be, you’ll need to get on the phone or log into your account to check your options. But just because you’re eligible for an upgrade, doesn’t mean you should take it.
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