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You can now back up up to 1,000 contacts and 1,000 pictures on your iPhone. On your iPhone, the contacts and photos are stored in two groups. The contacts are stored inside the Contacts group. The photos are stored inside the photos group.
Contacts:
The Contacts group is used to back up the names and phone numbers of your contacts. You can select which contacts will be backed up to iCloud and which will not be backed up to iCloud. You can choose to back up in alphabetical order or numerically. To back up your contacts, follow these steps:
1.Open the Contacts group.
2.Tap the name of the person you want to back up.
3.Tap Back Up.
Photos:
The photos group is used to back up photos and video stored in the Photos application. You can select which photos will be backed up to iCloud and which will not be backed up to iCloud. You can choose to back up your photos by selecting the date the photo was taken or you can choose to back up in the order they appear in your phone’s photo album. To back up your photos, follow these steps:
1.Open the Photos group.
2.Tap the date you want to back up the photos.
3.Tap Back Up.
There are two other groups that exist in the Contacts application. The groups are used to back up text messages and calendar events. To back up any of your contacts or photos to iCloud, open the Contacts or Photos application, tap the name of the person you want to back up, and tap Back Up.
Additional Notes:
You can back up all your data using iCloud, but we don’t recommend it. If you only back up data that changes frequently, we suggest backing up data to your computer.
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[Fate/Apocrypha] is a visual novel adventure game developed by Nitroplus and published by Atlus for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation Portable handhelds. The game was released on November 22, 2007 in Japan, and its first chapter was released on November 23, 2007 in North America as the free-to-play PC version Fate/Extra. Following the release of Chapter 1, the next four chapters were released for free for the PC version of the game. The PlayStation 3 version was released on August 12, 2008 with the four chapters available for free, while the Xbox 360 version was released on October 21, 2008.
An interactive story, the gameplay of [Fate/Apocrypha] takes place in the fictitious universe of the [Fate/stay night] visual novel. The first chapter of the game follows a loose plot of Fate/stay night, in which Rin Toujou, a woman named "Fate", is killed by a demon called "Alastor". The player controls another character, "Vivio", and as she attempts to search for the truth behind the murder and uncover Rin's hidden power, she encounters various people within Fate's universe.
A four-chapter game, [Fate/Apocrypha] stars Vivio, a young woman, as she becomes involved in a plot that has events reminiscent of Fate/stay night. As her investigation proceeds she is accompanied by Takahiro "Sazh" Souma, an old man referred to as an alias of Fate and is in charge of the Fate/Apocrypha project, and another man known as Fate; both the latter two figures have existed since the beginning of the universe. Vivio is also able to meet many other characters from Fate's universe, such as Cary Elwes' Lyserys Axel Weston. The gameplay of the visual novel is aided by text, while a system exists which allows the player to ask the main character questions.
A console version, Fate/Apocrypha has a slightly different storyline to the PC version as it starts the plot of Extra, with the main characters meeting for the first time in a living room at the beginning. It ends after the fourth chapter with the introduction of Elwydd's twin brother Alastor. The story depicted in the game is loosely based on the [Fate/Stay Night] visual novel by Type-Moon, minus the "Fate" name.
The game supports the Q motion controller, and for
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