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iPhone Internal Storage Is Empty When Connected to Computer? 4 Troubleshooting Tips These tips will help you in fixing the issue, and let your iPhone photos show up on your computer when iPhone internal storage is displayed as empty on your PC. 1. Make Sure Your iPhone Is Not Locked & Try Another USB Cable When your iPhone is locked and you connect it to your computer through USB, you are prevented from viewing its contents. Unlock your iPhone using your passcode/Face ID/Touch ID and see if you are able to view the device data. In case data or iPhone photos are not showing up on computer even after unlocking the iPhone, you need to try using another USB port, USB cable, or another computer. When none of these work for you, you should look for another way to resolve this problem. 2. Force Restart iPhone When you notice that iPhone internal storage is empty,and there is no DCIM folder in it, you might need to force restart your iPhone and get this thing fixed. Here are the steps – iP

How to Check if iPhone Is Backed Up You can easily check whether your iPhone is backed up or not. Both iTunes and iCloud would show you whether you have recently backed up your iPhone data or not. They may even show you the last backup along with backup time. But you may need to delve into iCloud settings to figure out the backup time. Here are the steps to check if iPhone is backed up or not using iTunes: Step 1:   You need to launch iTunes on your PC to verify the last device backup date. Note: Connecting your iPhone is not necessary. Step 2: Tap the iTunes menu bar and then click on 'Preferences'. Now, you need to click on the 'Devices' tab. Step 3: A list of backups will appear on your 'Device Backups' window along with the sync date and time right next to every entry in the list. You can find out the iPhone and serial number by hovering the mouse over each device on the list. Gihosoft iPhone Data Recovery is a professional iPhone Data Recov

Apple's Measure app could make the tape measure obsolete   10:15 AM ET Wed, 13 June 2018 | 01:02 Apple is launching a new Measure app in iOS 12 in the next few months that will let you size anything with just your iPhone. You no longer have to go searching for a tape measure while hanging pictures or when trying to determine if a couch will fit in your living room. I recently tried the new Measure app in Apple's iOS 12 developer beta. It uses the advanced cameras on newer iPhones like the iPhone X, and will presumably work on Apple's new batch of devices coming soon. Other augmented reality apps — the type that let you interact with the real world through your phone — have been available in the iTunes App Store and for Android phones. But this is the first time Apple has introduced its own version. Here's a preview. First, you'll open the 'Measure' app in iOS 12. Again, this is only in the developer beta right now. Then you'll move t