How to set up a new iPhone by restoring it from an older device

Macworld
Jan 17, 2018, 7:00 am771 pts
Macworld readers are likely quite used to restoring their iOS devices. Sometimes, you’ll need to bring your iPhone or iPad in or ship it off for repair, and Apple has to reset or replace it. Other times, you might hit a glitch—a rapidly draining battery is a common one—where the “best” remedy is backing up and…

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