So basically i have an existing ipad Air with loads of data on it (photos, music, apps etc) unfortunately my PC is away on repairs so when I get my new iPad, setting it up as new with my current Apple ID won't delete the data from my iTunes (ipad air) ? And when my PC comes back I'll be able to sync with iTunes and move all the data from my iPad Air to the iPad Pro?
ANy help would be appreciated
Using your existing AppleID on the new iPad for iCliud, iMessage, FaceTime, and the App, iTunes and iBook stores will not do anything to your old device at all. Sync'd content in your iCloud account (e.g. Contacts, notes) will sync to the new device. You can also backup the old one to iCloud and just restore the new one from that backup.
You can easily use both with iTunes without any problem, just be sure to name the new one differently so each device has its own name. I currently sync 4 devices to iTunes on my own MacBook Pro.
Using your existing AppleID on the new iPad for iCliud, iMessage, FaceTime, and the App, iTunes and iBook stores will not do anything to your old device at all. Sync'd content in your iCloud account (e.g. Contacts, notes) will sync to the new device. You can also backup the old one to iCloud and just restore the new one from that backup.
You can easily use both with iTunes without any problem, just be sure to name the new one differently so each device has its own name. I currently sync 4 devices to iTunes on my own MacBook Pro.
Hi
When you charge an iPhone /ipad it automatically backs up to iCloud
All you need to do when setting up a new ipad all you need to do
Is use the same apple ID & iCloud back up .
We have 3 iPhones / 4 ipads havent used our PC for over 2 years
All done over WiFi .
Cheers
Brian
Transfer content from an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to a new device
Transferring info from your current iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to a new device
You can sync more than one device with the same account and Apple ID.
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