Won't load after apple logo

So I decided to upgrade to ios 5.1 but it's a total mess. After restoring and everything my apps won't copy to my iphone. Then it says something about not being able to sync because the required disc was not found. My iphone keeps showing the apple logo then the loading circle thing and then it turns off and does the same thing over and over. Does anyone know how to fix it? I'd appreciate it.

Turn off the computer. Anything further you do has varying degrees of risk for data loss.
If you don't have backups and can't risk losing your data contact DriveSavers Data Recovery Services to arrange for data recovery from your hard drive. They have an excellent reputation and their prices reflect that. Doing backups is much cheaper than paying for competent data recovery services.
If you have backups post back.

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I have a Mac mini (late 2009) running 10.8.2. Today, I tried to log into the computer. It accepted my username and password, but then the screen turned gray instead of logging in. I left it like that for about twenty minutes, then gave up on waiting and Ctrl-Command-Power rebooted it. It then wouldn't reboot: it gets to the Apple logo and spinning loading wheel, but won't go past there.
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