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Off the Subject ... an iPad Question

Stephen Tiano All Messages By This Member #108771 Sorry for going off-topic, but does anyone know whether one can migrate everything on one iPad to a new iPad? Thank you. Steve Tiano
Ben Rosenthal All Messages By This Member #108772 开云体育 Certainly. When setting up the new iPad, you’ll have the option to transfer data directly from another iPad or from a backup on a computer or in iCloud. toggle quoted message Show quoted text On 25 Jun 2023, at 13:39, Stephen Tiano <stiano@...> wrote: Sorry for going off-topic, but does anyone know whether one can migrate everything on one iPad to a new iPad? Thank you. Steve Tiano
John Hay #108773 开云体育 On Jun 25, 2023, at 4:39 PM, Stephen Tiano <stiano@...> wrote: Sorry for going off-topic, but does anyone know whether one can migrate everything on one iPad to a new iPad? Thank you. Steve Tiano Steve, If the old iPad isn't outdated, normally all you'll need to do is plug both iPads into their charger just to make sure you don't run low on power, physically place the iPads next to each other (and away from all other iOS devices) and the iPads 'should' sense each other automatically. At that point you confirm that you want to clone from the old iPad to the new iPad.? Assuming that works, funny thing, don't forget to immediately go to the new iPad, General/About and give the new iPad a 'new' name, as I believe it literally clones everything. 'including' the name of the old iPad to the new iPad. You don't want both devices with the same name. For more info on this just Google, but this method should be the fastest, I believe, rather than up and?downloading from the cloud.? That being said, it still make take a little time depending on how much storage is involved.? All the best, John?
Adrian Godfrey All Messages By This Member #108774 I am not sure why Apple devices are "Off the Subject" Here is another way: AG Sunday, June 25, 2023, 11:24:15 PM, John Hay via groups.io OceanCity@... wrote: toggle quoted message Show quoted text physically place the iPads next to each other (and away from all other iOS devices) and the iPads 'should' sense each other automatically. At that point you confirm that you want to clone from the old iPad to the new iPad.
Brent All Messages By This Member #108775 开云体育 Have you tried backing up to your iCloud account, then syncing the new device?? You nay have to buy additional storage storage for one month.? Brent On my iPhone Xr toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Jun 25, 2023, at 13:39, Stephen Tiano <stiano@...> wrote: ? Sorry for going off-topic, but does anyone know whether one can migrate everything on one iPad to a new iPad? Thank you. Steve Tiano
Stephen Tiano All Messages By This Member #108776 Well, because IOMUG stands for Internet-Only MAC Users' Group. Steve ---------- I am not sure why Apple devices are "Off the Subject" Here is another way: AG
Stephen Tiano All Messages By This Member #108777 My thanks to all who've responded. As it happens, when I asked I was thinking of buying the new iPad at a Best Buy five minutes from our house. And I don't know that they'd do a t; so I was figuring I'd do it myself at home. But my wife prefers we buy it at the Apple Store which is about forty minutes away--the iPad is really for her--so she can ask any questions and such that occur to her. So I'll have them handle it. The way I understand it is they'll get it started for me, I'l hang there while it completes the switch. Steve toggle quoted message Show quoted text Certainly. When setting up the new iPad, you’ll have the option to transfer data directly from another iPad or from a backup on a computer or in iCloud. Sorry for going off-topic, but does anyone know whether one can migrate everything on one iPad to a new iPad? Thank you. Steve Tiano
Ben Rosenthal All Messages By This Member #108778 “Mac” user groups are not limited to discussions about Macintosh computers. It’s common for this and other such groups to discuss all manner of Apple products and ancillary products and services. toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Jun 25, 2023, at 16:24, Stephen Tiano <stiano@...> wrote: ?Well, because IOMUG stands for Internet-Only MAC Users' Group. Steve ---------- I am not sure why Apple devices are "Off the Subject" Here is another way: AG
Brent All Messages By This Member #108779 The IO, or internet only, as opposed to face to face, when we still used dial-up modems and bulletin boards. MUG, or Macintosh User Group, from when Mac was their only product. It has since expanded to Apple devices. Brent On my iPhone Xr toggle quoted message Show quoted text On Jun 25, 2023, at 16:24, Stephen Tiano <stiano@...> wrote: ?Well, because IOMUG stands for Internet-Only MAC Users' Group. Steve ---------- I am not sure why Apple devices are "Off the Subject" Here is another way: AG
Randy B. Singer All Messages By This Member #108783 On Jun 25, 2023, at 4:23 PM, Stephen Tiano <stiano@...> wrote: Well, because IOMUG stands for Internet-Only MAC Users' Group. When this group was started, in 1994, there were no i-devices other than the Macintosh. /g/iomug Since then, Macintosh user groups have all grown to support all of Apple's i-devices. In fact, technically, they aren’t called "Mac User Groups" anymore, but rather “Apple User Groups.” __________________________________________________ Randy B. Singer Co-author of The Macintosh Bible (4th, 5th, and 6th editions) Essential But Hard To Find Macintosh Software and Advice __________________________________________________
Adrian Godfrey All Messages By This Member #108784 Everything overlaps. Just look at, for example, networking a Mac computer with any other computer, not to mention connecting all sorts of mobile phones and tablets to a Mac via USB or even wifi. AG Monday, June 26, 2023, 2:03:32 AM, Ben Rosenthal ben@... wrote: toggle quoted message Show quoted text It’s common for this and other such groups to discuss all manner of Apple products and ancillary products and services.

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