Questions & Answers for AirPort Time Capsule - 3TB

If you have a Mac computer set up to serve to back up your iPhone and iPad then you can use the Time Capsule to back up your Mac computer (with the iPhone and iPad files on it) so that will keep track of your data on your devices. It can be set to either save your iPad, iPhone data wirelessly whenever they are plugged in to charge or to save when they are attached to your Mac computer.
The Airport Time Capsule saves your Mac computer data at whatever interval you set it for so you have multiple sets of your files that you can restore back to.

• Answered by James M from Jackson
• 29/03/2015
• Flag as inappropriate Answer (can you back up your iphones and ipads?)

I think you meant insufficient storage on iCloud. In that case, you can either upgrade your iCloud storage to higher capacities through subscription, or backup your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch to your PC or Mac using iTunes. For the Time Capsule, it can only be used for Mac backups, not iOS Devices.

• Answered by Vincent N
• 11/06/2017
• Flag as inappropriate Answer (My apple products (iPhone, iPad, iTouch, Mac) keep saying insufficient memory wanting me to buy more iCloud storage, will Time capsule work instead?)

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● Supports speeds to 2.34 Gbps (up from 1.3 Gbps) in the 5 GHz band
● Supports multiuser multiple input, multiple output (MU-MIMO)
● Offers the option of using 160-MHz-wide channels for greater performance
● Offers the option of using a fourth spatial stream for greater performance
● Can run in additional 5-GHz bands around the world

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APPLE AIRPORT EXTREME WORTH A BUY AS TRIED DOWNLOADING 660 MB file on NORMAL ROUTER AND AIRPORT EXTREME TIME WAS 1/4TH ON AIRPORT EXTREME WITH A FIBER CONNECTION AT 16MBbPS

it went so well that there was absolutely love at first sight. The next buy would obviously be when Apple picks up 802.11ad std that will change the as the throughput currently is less than 6Ghz but in ac2 it would increase to more than 60Ghz. That means what I experienced would be at the least quadrupled.

• Answered by Abhimaniyu B S from Gurgaon
• 9/08/2016
• Flag as inappropriate Answer (what is the difference between IEEE 802.11ac and IEEE 802.11ac2)

The product description indicates that it is a USB 2 port.

• Answered by Stewart L from Kanturk
• 29/06/2017
• Flag as inappropriate Answer (is the usb port 3.0?)

Yes! I just did it. You can connect an external hard drive and use the built-in time capsule HD! It will give you the option of alternating between the two for back ups. Redundancy it is!

• Answered by Tony G from Little Rock
• 3/12/2013
• Flag as inappropriate Answer (In addition to Time Machine from networked Macs, can I use this to back up an external drive connected to the Time Capsule via USB?)

Windows 7 is not supported.

• Answered by Ruben G from Covina
• 23/06/2013
• Flag as inappropriate Answer (Can I use this time capsule as a backup for both my Imac and PC running Windows 7? They are both on the same wifi network)