With the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus launch set for this Friday, the launch of new bigger screens will surely bring Android users back to the iOS ecosystem.
How to move all your content from your Android phone to the iPhone? Apple has you covered, as a new support document from the company explains exactly that, with specific instructions on moving mail, contacts, calendars, photos, videos, music, books and PDFs, documents and apps back to the iPhone.
Apple suggests using data transferring apps such as Copy My data for iOS and Android to allow users to easily transfer over contacts and calendars, which is an interesting suggestion. When it comes to moving over music, books, PDFs and photos, Apple says Mac users should use Android File Transfer as a solution.
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BRING ON THE TROLLS
Reserved one but decided I’m not picking it up, love my Nexus 5, couldn’t come up with any reason to blow $400+ETF and lose my 6GB data plan with Bell, happy with my decision!
Or simply use Backuptrans Android SMS + MMS to iPhone Transfer to move SMS & MMS messages from Android to iPhone. All messages will be merged perfectly on your new iPhone.