You may have contacts and calendar appointments associated with various social networks like Facebook and Twitter. You can repeat this process for any other email accounts you have, including Yahoo or Outlook. Tap Save in the upper right-hand corner, and iOS will import the data. Obviously, you’ll need to have contacts and calendar enabled to port that information to the iPhone. On the next screen, choose what information you want to sync - Mail, Contacts, Calendars or Notes.From the list, choose Google, and enter your account information.Next, on the iPhone, go to Settings > Mails, Contacts, Calendars > Add Account.Select Google and turn on Sync if it isn’t already on. On your Android device, go to Settings > Accounts (or Accounts & Sync, or something similar). First, make sure you have Sync enabled on your Google account.If so, this will make moving your information to the iPhone easy. If you’ve been using an Android device, it’s very likely that you have a Google account. Method 1: Migrate from your email account and social networks And if you run into any problems or are at a complete loss, remember that Apple offers free in-store help at its retail locations for transferring data to your new iPhone. Again, making the switch requires some work, but it’s completely doable without expert assistance.
And, as promised, here is its companion - a step-by-step tutorial on how to move from Android to the iPhone.
In Part 1, I showed you how to make the switch from iPhone to Android. Hey, it’s okay - we’re in a judgment-free zone here. It may be that you’re not getting what you need from the platform’s features, or maybe you’re tempted by the offerings of another. Welcome to the second episode of “S/He’s Just Not That Into You: Smartphone Edition.”Īs I noted yesterday, there may come a point where you realize that you and your smartphone’s operating system might not be the best match.
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