I have a iPad and all my photos and videos are backed up on iCloud. Will I be able to upload or transfer my pics and videos to the laptop?
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Hello,I am sorry you will at least need a compute which can run Apple OsX 10.7 Lion. The Macbook you are looking at will only run up to OsX 10.6.8 Snow Leopard. If you do an Amazon Search for ASIN B004FG793G, We have a computer for $199 which can upgrade to OsX 10.7 and below is a link if Amazon lets it through their filters.Thanks,NathanBetamacs Apple 13-Inch MacBook T7200 2.0 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo Processor, White
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You bet you can. Everything is handled thru iTunes so all you so it go into iTunes. On the main summary page select Restore iPad. It will tell you to turn off Find my iPad. You have to do that before any files will load. It will bring up a list with dates from previous backups. Select the the most recent date and tell it to restore to that date. When you select this please be patient. It can take 20 minutes maybe more to load all your files to your new iPad. What this is doing is retrieving the last files from you older iPad to your new device. After it completes the Find my iPad will be back on but check to make sure. I always check... Congratulations on getting an iPad Air. I love mine.
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I'm not sure that can be done, althought there may be an iPad guru out there who can help. I just take pictures & video off the iPad is to plug it into my computer using the USB connection cable that comes with the iPad. You can certainly download and manage all your pictures easily that way, but you probably don't have a netbook/computer on the cruise. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
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If you have MacOS 10.4 or later on your laptops, yes you can. Windows 8 has the software to choose the files you wish to backup, not sure about apple.
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Absolutely. You can do so with a USB, via e-mail (send to yourself), etc. But then again, you only have 16 Gb SSD. You'd be better off saving your photos and albums on the Cloud or an external hard drive. Using up lots of space in your SSD may compromise performance in the long run.
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Yes, I have an iPad air and use this to transfer photos and video to iMovie on the iPad air. I have successfully transferred from Canon and Olympus dSLR, my iPhone a Contour action cam and various sd and micro sd cards. Just be sure to follow I structions and ignore the message that pops up sYing the dsvice is incompatible. It actually works fine.
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Yes, it depends how you back your IPAD. There is options to your computer or you can merge ICloud once you establish a Apple ID by downloading ITunes software and syncing it with yourPC!
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This is NOT a general storage device. The Apple iOS will only acknowledge and upload <one way> certain file types (.jpg, etc for images and .mov, etc for video). That is all. It is not theddevice's limitation it is Apple's constraints.
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Photos can be transferred from a camera to an iPad. For an iPhone 6, it doesn't seem to work. However, you could transfer photos to iTunes and then to an iPhone.
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icloud was launched Oct. 2011-------------This particular Macbook is fron early 2006, so in my case the answer is No. But if you accidenty get a mac with icloud, not to worry-as U can delete---the info as to how is online----type remove icloud from Mac in youe search engine
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Don't know. My husband just uses it for storage. He finds it easier to just show photos on his ipad itself. Then moves them when he is done.
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This is one way but the more conventional (maybe) is to use iTunes which synchronizes with iPads and iPhones. You would use the old iPad (or iphone) or new Lightning to USB cable to your computer and copy your documents by placing them in my documents, my photos or my music folders. iTunes would sync these to your device. The one problem I have is that I have a protective case over my iPhone and the Lightning connector won't fit unless I take the protective case off. I have not found a Lightning-to-Lightning cable yet, there for I use iTunes. I also thought I could use the old iPhone to Lightning adapter on my iHome radio but it is too unstable so I use a cable.
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Absolutely not. This accessory is only to swap the default USB plug of a Seagate GoFlex portable hard drive for a Firewire connector.To view videos and movies on your iPad, you have to use iTunes to upload them on your iPad or use an application like Dropbox to sync them.
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No. I bought this with the idea of doing that. I wanted to transfer files with this item as a bridge between my iPad and my laptop. It does not work that way for me.
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With the "WD Photos" iOS app you can upload to the drive from anywhere. I'm not sure about the PC/Mac capabilities while mobile.
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Yes. The SanDisk wireless drive works great for photo back-up from the iPad. That is the primary reason I purchased the device & it has worked very well. When transferring a lot if pictures, it can take a few minutes, but still pretty quick for wireless. I move pictures to the drive, & back to the iPad quite often. It is also very handy for moving pics from my digital cameras onto the ipad for editing using the SD card slot. I use it between my iPad4, iPad2, & iPhone5.
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This is one way but the more conventional (maybe) is to use iTunes which synchronizes with iPads and iPhones. You would use the old iPad (or iphone) or new Lightning to USB cable to your computer and copy your documents by placing them in my documents, my photos or my music folders. iTunes would sync these to your device. The one problem I have is that I have a protective case over my iPhone and the Lightning connector won't fit unless I take the protective case off. I have not found a Lightning-to-Lightning cable yet, there for I use iTunes. I also thought I could use the old iPhone to Lightning adapter on my iHome radio but it is too unstable so I use a cable. This is one way but the more conventional (maybe) is to use iTunes which synchronizes with iPads and iPhones. You would use the old iPad (or iphone) or new Lightning to USB cable to your computer and copy your documents by placing them in my documents, my photos or my music folders. iTunes would sync these to your device. The one problem I have is that I have a protective case over my iPhone and the Lightning connector won't fit unless I take the protective case off. I have not found a Lightning-to-Lightning cable yet, there for I use iTunes. I also thought I could use the old iPhone to... » Read More This is one way but the more conventional (maybe) is to use iTunes which synchronizes with iPads and iPhones. You would use the old iPad (or iphone) or new Lightning to USB cable to your computer and copy your documents by placing them in my documents, my photos or my music folders. iTunes would sync these to your device. The one problem I have is that I have a protective case over my iPhone and the Lightning connector won't fit unless I take the protective case off. I have not found a Lightning-to-Lightning cable yet, there for I use iTunes. I also thought I could use the old iPhone to Lightning adapter on my iHome radio but it is too unstable so I use a cable. « Show Less