iPhones are one of the most loved gadgets in the world right now. While most people don't think of it this way, the iPhone is basically a small computer that fits in your palm or your pocket. And though it doesn't look like your desktop or laptop, just like those devices, sometimes you need to restart or even reset your iPhone to fix problems.
The term reset is used to mean a number of different things: a basic restart, a more comprehensive reset, or sometimes even deleting all content from the iPhone in order to start over fresh with it and/or restoring from a backup. This article covers the first two; the links in the last sentence can help with the other scenarios.
