A lot of users make the switch between iOS and Android, and vice versa. Both mobile operating systems have some fundamental differences that set them apart in terms of functionality and usability – choice is always great for the consumer.
\nCaption: iOS users can use iCloud or Gmail to transfer contacts.<\/b>
\nA lot of users make the switch between iOS and Android, and vice versa. Apple and Google’s mobile operating systems respectively have differences setting them apart in terms of functionality and usability. When it comes to transferring data or contacts, it’s much easier to do so when moving from one device to another in the same ecosystem. However, if you are moving from iOS to Android and want to transfer your contacts, here’s how you can do so. There are a few ways in which you can transfer your contacts from iOS to Android. You can use Google Drive, iCloud, or Gmail. The first, and possibly best way to achieve a complete transfer of your iPhone’s Contacts, Calendar Events, Photos and Videos, onto your Android phone, is via Google drive, as described on Google’s Switch to Android site. Alternatively, you can do this through your desktop browser as well.<\/p>\n