How to switch from Android to iPhone: A complete guide
So you got fed up with Android Wild and bought tickets to Apple Land. In this guide, we will help you to pack and give some tips for travel to help you travel smoothly. Getting rid of Google’s ecosystem and its group of manufacturers can cause some difficulties, for sure, but we can find solutions.
We're working with you on how to transfer your contacts, move your valuable music, videos and photos and find similar services on iOS to replace the ones you left behind. We can also help you find your feet with some tips and show you how to get the best out of your new iPhone. Let's start.
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When you are preparing to leave Android, you should consider the ones you cannot take with you. Your phone case may not be compatible with your new iPhone, your dock may not even be there, but there is a good chance it could be other Android devices you have purchased. If they rely on Bluetooth to connect, they will work well with the iPhone. iPhone compatibility is standard for most speaker accessories and docks. Traditional headphones also work on the newest iPhones, but you have to buy a 3.5mm adapter from Lightning.
You can't take your Android apps with you, but iOS has a lot of great options, so you can replace the majority. Say goodbye to home screen customization, you never really find it on iOS. Last, but not least, the question of what to do with your old phone. Your new bet may be to sell in May because you need some money for that new iPhone.
Use Apple's app
Move to iOS
First, move the Apple app to transfer contacts, message history, photos, videos, web bookmarks, mail accounts, and calendars available in the Google Play Store to your new iOS. iPhone. Ignore the bad rating, which is a product of the Android vs iOS competitor instead of reflecting how well the app works. Download and install it on your old Android phone and follow the instructions to copy it to the content you want.
If you do not want to use Apple's app, or it does not work for you, do not be afraid, because we have a lot of alternatives below.
Transferring contacts
Obviously, you want to take your contacts with you and you have different ways to do this. Get started with this guide on how to transfer your contacts between iPhone and Android and make it easy for you to manage the process with Gmail and iTunes.Switching from Google to Apple Services
When we explain how to switch from iPhone to Android, we discussed all the Google services you might consider replacing Apple's offers, but going the other way is very easy because all the Google services you use on Android are also available on iOS. You can find the full list on this Apple App Store page.
You can also enjoy Google Maps, Chrome, YouTube Music (or Google Play Music), Google Drive, and Google Assistant on iOS. They may work a little differently from their Android competitors, but if you invest a lot to use any of them, their presence on iOS will help you feel at home.
Music, Books, Apple TV, App Store: Great for buying and maintaining your music, movies, TV shows, apps, audiobooks, and more.
Safari Web Browser: You can sync bookmarks across all your Apple devices.
iCloud: You can back up your files, contacts, calendars, and photos.
There is also a Maps app for turn-by-turn directions and very premium optional extras. Creative people want to try iMovie and GarageBand. Worksheet likes keys, pages, and numbers. There are also iBooks.
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