If you are switching from iPhone, you may need to install it Google’s Android Switch app or Google Drive app. With the Switch app, you can follow the on-screen prompts, but if you choose the Google Drive app, you can do:
- Open the Google Drive app on your iPhone.
- go settings and Backup.
- Select everything you want to save and go to your new phone.
You should also go to iPhone settingsgo informationswitch iMessage,go settings, FaceTime Toggle it so you don’t miss out on calls and text messages on your new phone.
People with any two-factor authentication (2FA) app, such as Google Authenticator, should check the instructions for transferring accounts for the app (do not Wipe old mobile phone Until you complete this! ) If you use any messaging app (such as WhatsApp), back up the chat on your old phone settings,,,,, chatand Chat backup.
Set up a new Android phone
Put your SIM card in your new phone (If you do, skip this step Using ESIM) and hold the power button to turn it on. (You can also insert a SIM after setting up the device.) Start by selecting your language and region preferences, you will get a series of chores on setting up.
Depending on your new Android phone, you can copy data directly from your old device. While you can do this over Wi-Fi, connecting both phones to cables is the fastest, easiest, and often the most comprehensive way to copy old data (especially photos and videos), so if you offer that option, we recommend doing so.
For example, if you convert from iPhone to Android phone, you can transfer contacts, photos, videos, and calendar events over Wi-Fi, but if you want to transfer messages (SMS, Imagesage, WhatsApp), Apps (assuming they are available in the Play Store), music (not available), you must use a cable. Convenient Android website More details on how to switch.
