If you have recently switched from iPhone to Android, this article will show you how to transfer contacts from iPhone 5/5S/5C/6 to Android Device.
As the iPhone 7 and the Galaxy S7 hit the market, some people may notice an excellent opportunity to switch from iOS to Android. Interestingly, when we talk about outlook switchers, the question that we get the most is how to go from iPhone to Android without losing the iPhone’s contacts? Fortunately, we have some step-by-step solutions to introduce for you.
The fact that these two mobile operating systems are two different worlds, there are multiple ways to transfer your data from one device to another. And trust me; it is a piece of block. That we can transfer like anything, including names, addresses, and phone numbers.
In case you want to move specific contacts only, you can use the Share Contact option. Open up the contact and select the contact you wish to save. Swipe down and select the tab, which allows you to either share it via e-mail or text.
If the numbers of contacts you want exceed ten, then this apparently is not your place to go. But if it is below that number, there is no need for using the methods below.
The second way to carry out transferring your contacts from your iPhone to your Android device is by directly using Apple’s cloud Storage system.
Head up to iCloud.com via your computer.
Plug your Android phone into the computer, copy the VCF file to the local storage and import the contact’s from the Contacts or People app.
Both Contacts and People applications feature a choice that allows you to add contacts from an unusual source. Since you saved it to your SD card, you will select the Import from storage source.
Select the contacts you want to save.
If you want to save the entire list, then jus click the little gear button at the lower left and Select All.
Click the gear icon and select Export vCard (see method #2).
Your computer will download a VCF file containing the exported contacts.
Click on the Gmail logo, located in the top left corner of your dashboard.
Click the “More” drop-down menu for Contacts, and select Import.
Click Import again. The contacts will be automatically synced to your Android device(s), connected to this account.
Here, if you can use the iTunes then, it is as comfortable as the other methods, and it gets the job done.
Make sure your Android device connected to the particular Gmail account.
We hope this Article helped you set up your new Android device or at least showed you that however big, your contact list should not prevent you from getting the phone you want. If you have an even more natural way to do this, please post a comment. We can’t review every single import/export apps, but if there’s something that is very easy, we want to pay attention to about it!