HT6154 My Apple account password has been reset on the count that it says it's incorrect.  I just made a new one after making a previous new one, and now it says the new one is incorrect after trying to log in to download an app.  EXTREMELY FRUSTRATED & C

My Apple account password has been reset a couple times due to Apple telling me my passwords are incorrect.  I know they aren't because I have already had to change the password three times, and I keep record of my password.  Yet, it continuously tells me my password is incorrect.  I have just changed it, again, and now I cannot log into the itunes store to download an app because it's telling me my new password is incorrect.
I just bought the new iphone 5s today, so does this have anything to do with it?  Please help, this is extremely frustrating.

Need to Resume download to complete the ongoing Process.
Last Resort, put the iPhone in DFU mode (Google How to do that). Connect in iTunes. Follow on-screen prompts to Restore. All Data would be lost, if not backed up earlier.
To save the photographs you may have to use third party software. Google is your friend.

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