[youtuy]

So here's the thing, I accidently spilled water on my iphone 4, although it has been fixed, it still get kind of "unstable", sometimes it just suddenly shut itself down.
Since iphone 5 is coming soon, I think I'll wait till then to get a new one.However, I have a pile of important contacts saved on my watered iphone 4 and I'm so afraid that they'll be gone with the damaged phone right before I could get a new one. But if I can copy these contacts to itunes, then next time I'll be able to transfer them to the new iphone,right? Or just copy to computer? Any difference?
Anyway, I just want the contacts to be backuped, any good idea? I use Dell PC with Win 7 system.I don't mind if I have to pay for a tool but it would be the best if there's a free and easy way.Help me please!!

[The Bacon Man]

http://osxdaily.com/...phone-contacts/

[REDCOBRA]

okay here is what you do:
step 1 : Buy an Android

[CPS]

REDCOBRA, on 03 September 2012 - 02:15 PM, said:

okay here is what you do:
step 1 : Buy an Android

dont get me wrong i love my droid, but the keyboards are absolute shit

[Blade of grass]

Please only make one thread, seriously, either put it in OT or in the OT: computer section, because its annoying to make two threads for each question.
I answered in the computer section, but I will re-iterate; the majority of the time contacts are save on your sim card, so when you get the new phone, put the sim in, and import contacts form the the sim, and there you go.

[TacticlTwinkie]

Just back up the iPhone to iTunes. When you get a new iPhone, all of your old settings, contacts, apps, all that good stuff, will go onto the new one. I've had 3 iPhones (1st gen, 2nd, and 4th) and all my stuff just carried over when I activated it through iTunes. I was given the option of starting fresh or having the data from another phone loaded in, and of course I picked the latter.