Transferring photos, backing up files, or syncing music, there comes a time when every iPhone user has to connect the device ...

Connect the small end of the USB cable to the mini-USB port on the phone. Locate an open USB port on the computer and plug the larger end of the USB cable into the port.

Once you have connected your iPhone to your Windows XP PC via USB or Wi-Fi, in the main panel of iTunes click the tab representing the content you want to sync with your iPhone.

Connect your iPhone to your PC using the USB cable. Unlock your iPhone so that your computer can detect it. You may need to enter a security code. If you get the message Trust this computer click ...

Tethering is the term for connecting your mobile device to your computer so your PC can get online via your phone's mobile data connection. It works via USB, Bluetooth, or Wi-Fi.

And yes, this will be a wired transfer, so you'll need a Lightning cable with the right USB connector to plug into your computer. Unlock your iPhone.

The iPhone may be a pocket-sized computer, but it's also just another USB device as far as your Mac or PC is concerned. That means a bad USB cable or port can be all it takes to get in the way of a ...

Connect iPhone to Mac with a cable Your iPhone will have come with a cable for connecting to a PC or Mac, and for charging. If you’ve got an iPhone 5 or later, it’ll be a USB-to-Lightning cable.