Google soft-launches iOS Switch-to-Android app

[Jan]

Google quietly launches Switch to Android app on iOS

Google has released an iOS app that helps you wirelessly transfer data from an iPhone to an Android device.

On the App Store, the app’s description indicates that you can securely transfer photos, videos, contacts, and calendar events to Android devices without “fussy cables”.

 

[FiestaST]

I’m surprised the usual characters (read jokers) are missing from this thread.

 

[backstreetboy]

Apple doesn't have a Google Takeout equivalent? Lol what a joke.

 

[FiestaST]

Switch To Android v1

The Switch to Android app from Google helps you easily and securely move your photos, videos, contacts, and calendar events to a brand new Android device without a cable. Get important info about switching and follow the steps to set up your new device, like turning off iMessage so you don't...

apps.apple.com

 

[bwana]

Apple doesn't have a Google Takeout equivalent? Lol what a joke.

You seem to have missed the point, again.

 

[Pak Fa Fui]

How is it transferred?

 

[Pak Fa Fui]

I see it’s synced, wasn’t aware it was an issue to transfer these 4 items to android

 

[backstreetboy]

You seem to have missed the point, again.

 

[bwana]

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You need to be humorous to make jokes successfully.

Apple doesn't have a Google Takeout equivalent? Lol what a joke.

What has escaped you is that Apple has had the equivalent of Google takeout for some time now.

 

[Hamster]

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Selfie Thread ----->

 

[R13...]

Why would you need to transfer photos? Don't you get Google photos on iOS?

 

[bwana]

Why would you need to transfer photos? Don't you get Google photos on iOS?

Yes, of course, but not everyone uses Google photos.

 

[NeonNinja]

Whats's wrong with ShareIt?

 

[SauRoNZA]

Would love to see the stats on how many downloads this gets, because almost nobody is going to use it.

 

[backstreetboy]

Would love to see the stats on how many downloads this gets, because almost nobody is going to use it.

Just look at the installation numbers in the store. /oh wait nevermind crApple don't share those like Google.

 

[SauRoNZA]

Just look at the installation numbers in the store. /oh wait nevermind crApple don't share those like Google.

The point yet again flying right over your head.

 

[Priapus]

Just look at the installation numbers in the store. /oh wait nevermind crApple don't share those like Google.

****ing hell, you are dense.

 

[FiestaST]

How to use ‘Switch to Android’ for iPhone and transfer your data from iOS

Since Android 12, you’ve been able to quickly sync all of your important data from an old iPhone to a new Google Pixel or Android device via cable. “Switch to Android” is a great option for those lacking a cable, and here’s how to use it.

The “Switch to Android” app is Google’s equivalent of the “Move to iOS” app that is available on the Play Store for those wanting to make the jump from Android to iOS. This brand-new application should work with most Android devices that have been updated or restored recently.

In some cases, you may need to pass through the initial Android setup phase and download any system updates before it you can access the new option to transfer some of your most important iPhone data without needing a wire.

That said, using a wire is the best way to transfer all of your iPhone data to an Android phone. This even includes SMS messages and even any apps that you may have downloaded. Our advice is to use a lightning to USB-C cable where possible to ensure that all of your data is fully synced.

How to use 'Switch to Android' for iPhone and transfer your data from iOS [Video]

If you want to transfer data saved on your iPhone or iPad, you can now use the "Switch to Android" app. Here's just how to use it.

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