Yesterday I had to find a stratagemma because the halft of the apps weren’t shown in the iphone, still i have no pictures even if it says there are 4.9 gb…Īnd by the way, the battery of the 4s is crap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! comeon!!! your apple thing’s aren’t working as they shuld. (cause of resizing)įor now I don’t see pictures in my new iphone, i start the backup of pictures from the iphone, but i want to see those pictures in the iphone itself, not to send the 2 new to the icloud…. On pc i have 12 gb fotos to sync, now it says it is too much but those had space without problem on my 3gs occupying only 4.9 gb. Then with itunes I set up the folder to sync, with icloud I have to set up 2 folders to sync, one for upload and one for download. I’m surprised how confusing it is, on my iphone 4s it says I have 4.9 gb pictures, but can’t see none of them. But you can go to the iCloud settings to jumpstart a backup on the phone or tablet.
There does not appear to be a way to force iCloud to upload or refresh or anything on the PC. When you take pictures or screenshots with the iPhone or iPad, they’ll also appear on other devices in a few minutes (as long as you’re connected to WiFi). Once you start adding images to the folder for uploads, you’ll see them on other iCloud devices a few minutes later. You can change it from the default - say if you want to sync all the images in your Pictures folder.Īnd that’s it. Here you’ll see where synced images will end up and where you can put images to upload to iCloud and any other connected devices. Once the iCloud Control Panel is downloaded and installed, open it from the install finish menu or go to Control Panel > Network and Internet > iCloud to get to the settings.Ĭheck the box next to Photo Stream, then click Options. While it’s downloading and installing, go to your iPad and/or iPhone and ensure that Photo Stream is on.
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