Cables USB PARA iPhone 3GS

Backup Your Favorite Apps with USB Cables for iPhone 3GS

Your Apple iPhone 3GS can help you take pictures and make video recordings that you want to be backed up on iTunes. The USB cables for iPhone 3GS devices connect to your desktop or laptop computer to start syncing your files and apps. You can still receive calls as you charge the battery of your mobile device with these cables.

The iPhone 3G models use a USB cable with a 30-pin flat wide connector. The other end has a USB 2.0 terminal that can be plugged into a computer or wall adapter. These cables have a thin wire that can easily be wrapped and folded. There are models that can retract and recoil, making them easy to bring while traveling on long trips.

The iPhone USB cables can help you do the following tasks:

• Charge battery: You can choose between different lengths of USB wires for easy access in your home workspace. The smartphone cable will connect snugly as you replenish the battery life. You can charge your smartphone while plugged into the USB port of the computer, a power bank, or a wall outlet power adapter.
• Sync files and apps: Make sure to back up your music, video, photos, and applications regularly. Just connect the iPhone to the desktop or laptop computer using the cable, and iTunes will help you to save your files. This is important to do on a regular basis, especially since the internal space of the smartphone has a maximum GB hard drive space. The speed of the sync process will depend on the computer processor.

The iPhone USB cables use an electric current to operate. Consider these special care instructions when using these USB connectors to synch files or when charging a battery:

• Storage: Store spare USB cables and charging adapters in a cool, dry area away from liquids and extreme heat.
• Do not wash: Before washing clothing, make sure to check for USB connectors left in the pockets. If put through a laundry cycle, the USB cable may no longer work.
• Discard connectors with frayed wires: Discontinue using USB connectors with frayed or broken wires. Discard if the terminals are bent, smashed or cracked.
• Handle carefully: The 30-pin connector is made to fit snugly, but it will not lock in place. Make sure not to knock the phone off of a high place while connected to the cord. The iPhone will disconnect from the wire and likely get damaged.