Apple’s ecosystem combines most of the apps and features you use across your iPhones, iPads, Macs, and Apple Watches into a single, cohesive experience that works together and behaves the same way. For example, you can receive calls on other devices when your iPhone is gone, start a draft email on your Mac and finish it on your iPhone or iPad.
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There are countless possibilities and it’s hard to disagree that the iPhone and Mac are the two Apple devices that benefit the most from this ecosystem. If you have both an iPhone and a Mac and want to pair them together, this post should explain everything you need to know about what can be done and how to pair these two devices.
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There are a few different ways to pair an iPhone with a Mac (or Macbook). The most basic way to pair the two devices is when you first set up the two devices. Yes, as soon as you sign in to your Apple ID on both your iPhone and Mac, both devices are somehow connected via Apple iCloud. iCloud lets you back up photos from an iPhone and sync passwords, addresses, sensitive information, and all other data from other apps on your iPhone and Mac. When you turn on and set up iCloud correctly, you'll have access to the same content in every app you use on both devices.
