New guy here... very involved in iPhone/iPad community...

[Jonnyboms]

Hello..I have been affliated with Apple employees or consultants and now a vendor. I started a company with a business partner and she also has been a long time affiliate of Apple. Check our or cool stuff. We've started doing this very cute roduct that I think you will all enjoy. If anthing it'll give you a laugh it always does... . If you have any direct Apple questions please let me know. If you want to make any suggestions on our product please let us know...

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[EWyatt]

Yeah Jonny.... welcome. I have a question -- asked many times in several ways. When I get my new iPhone 5 later this year, will I be able to transfer EVERYTHING (contacts, all apps, wi-fi locations, Notes, etc...) to my new iPhone simply by doing a "restore from backup" in iTunes for my new device? Or will it be more complicated? Note: I have an iPhone 4 with iOS 4.1.

 

[Pinkpoison]

Hello..I have been affliated with Apple employees or consultants and now a vendor. I started a company with a business partner and she also has been a long time affiliate of Apple. Check our or cool stuff. We've started doing this very cute roduct that I think you will all enjoy. If anthing it'll give you a laugh it always does... . If you have any direct Apple questions please let me know. If you want to make any suggestions on our product please let us know...

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[Darkstar2007]

Yeah Jonny.... welcome. I have a question -- asked many times in several ways. When I get my new iPhone 5 later this year, will I be able to transfer EVERYTHING (contacts, all apps, wi-fi locations, Notes, etc...) to my new iPhone simply by doing a "restore from backup" in iTunes for my new device? Or will it be more complicated? Note: I have an iPhone 4 with iOS 4.1.

To answer your question, yes, a restore from back up will leave everything intact.

Now! Let this thread roll back on topic.

 

[Jonnyboms]

Yeah Jonny.... welcome. I have a question -- asked many times in several ways. When I get my new iPhone 5 later this year, will I be able to transfer EVERYTHING (contacts, all apps, wi-fi locations, Notes, etc...) to my new iPhone simply by doing a "restore from backup" in iTunes for my new device? Or will it be more complicated? Note: I have an iPhone 4 with iOS 4.1.

Assuming you have synched the current phone contacts etc. Yes.

 

[smalltowngirl13]

Welcome to the forum!