Backup and restore iPad1 to iPad2

[Jailekhaa]

There are lots of applications in my iPad1 such as Angry Birds, Let's Golf as well as ESPN Score center. Next week I am planning to buy the iPad2. I know that I can backup all those application from ipad using iTunes then I can restore it to my new ipad 2. This is a simple way and there is nothing more things to do. However if I restore like that way, will my saved data of applications also going to restore to my new ipad2? I mean there are several applications data and some saved games which have been saved in ipad. Will they remain unchanged? Can I get those saved data also in new ipad 2 after restore? Is there any easy way to do like that?

[Saura]

However in my opinion restoring from backup may perhaps restore application saved data like game score/progress. On the other hand, keychain information may not be going to restored to a dissimilar device i.e. in your case ipad2. Keychain contains email passwords, Wi-Fi passwords, and other kind of passwords which you have entered into websites and several additional applications. The keychain can merely be restored from the backup toward the alike iPad. If you are going to restore to ipad 2 then you won’t get anything.

[Sharanya]

You can make use of iTunes to synchronize items on your PC (for example audios, apps, podcasts, videos, images, notes, email settings, contacts, calendars, as well as bookmarks) through your iPad. iTunes can generate backups of settings and definite additional data on top of iPad. You can make use of a backup to restore this data to the iPad2 following application restore otherwise update, or to relocate data to a dissimilar device. You can remove a backup from the iTunes

[little-Jacqueline]

Sync the iPad using iTunes, it will generate a backup of the iPad settings, application data, and additional information automatically. The backups do not comprise synced objects counting songs as well as videos from the iTunes library, it as well not take in information, for example contacts plus calendar things from the PC. If you have data you added on the iPad while your previous backup, you will confirm you synchronize to iTunes and ensure you have ticked the proper check boxes for instance 'Contacts' and 'Calendars' with the intention of getting data on the computer and prepared for syncing to new iPad 2.

[Radames]

iTunes keeps simply single backup formed for the duration of the synchronize procedure for each device. If you restore iPad and select to “set up as a new device” from the Set Up screen of ipad, iTunes will automatically synchronize and make a fresh, unfilled backup that will put back your preceding backup. If you transform your mentality and would like to restore to the earlier condition, you should get back your preceding device backup from Time Machine using your Mac, otherwise additional backup resolution you frequently employ.

[Akaashath]

If you're thinking of buying an iPad 2, you may want to keep your apps, settings and other data which is in iPad now. To this you have to do a backup using iTunes. You only have to connect your iPad 1 to the computer and let iTunes complete synchronization with the computer. To ensure that your backup is secure, you can choose "backup" or backup iPad menu in the sidebar of iTunes. Note: iTunes stores these backups forever, even if you restore the IPAD and sync over again, so do not be anxious concerning losing whatever thing when you find your new iPad 2.