Join us on Oct 23-24 in San Francisco. Register Now Apple last week launched its first-ever Android app, a new tool designed to help Android users jump ship for iOS.

It streamlines and eliminates Phone Transfer errors. 1. Charge Both Devices Fully Ensure your Android and iPhone are 70% charged. The app may not transfer from Android to iPhone midway due to low ...

On your Android phone, open the Move to iOS app, enter that code and follow the prompts. The app walks you through everything step-by-step.

Thankfully, there’s an app that figures out the transfer process for you: Move to iOS, which Apple launched back in the days of iOS 9. The app works on any version of Android from 5.0 onwards.

To start the process, Android users need to download the "Move to iOS" app from the Google Play Store. This can be done directly on the Android device, or via the web-based version of the store.

The most popular methods use either cloud storage apps or Apple's Move to iOS app available on Android. With cloud storage, you have a variety of options, including Google Drive, Dropbox, and more.

Apple today launched Move to iOS, the company’s first Android app built in-house. As we noted earlier, “It should surprise no one that the first app Apple built for Android helps you ditch the ...

It's called Move to iOS, naturally, and is now available to download for free. With this app installed on an Android smartphone or tablet, you'll be able to seamlessly transfer all your data from ...

The Move to iOS app securely transfers all kinds of content for you.” This covers all the essentials: contacts, calendars, email accounts, message history, and your camera roll.

Because with iOS 9, Apple’s introducing Move to iOS, an Android app that will allow you to quickly shift your contacts, message history, photos, videos, bookmarks, mail accounts, songs and books ...

According to Apple's iOS 9 preview webpage, Android users can rely on the Move to iOS app to transfer contacts, message history, photos and video, Web bookmarks, mail accounts, calendars and even ...