How to transfer data from android to android. Moving from an old Google account to a new one

Buying a phone has always entailed the not-so-pleasant procedure of “moving” from an old device to a new one, but recently the need for synchronization and other personal information has been added to the traditional transfer of contacts. It’s good if your next smartphone will be on the same platform as the previous one, but if you decide to “cross over to the enemy camp,” then the task becomes much more complicated. In this material we will look at two options for transferring data - from iOS to Android and in the opposite direction.

iOS → ANDROID

iOS can synchronize contacts, calendar and mail with a Google account, and if you have previously chosen Gmail as your mailbox, there is nothing to worry about - just log into your account on your Android smartphone, and all your information will immediately become available on a new phone.

If you did not expect to “move” from iOS in the future, then most likely this data is tied to iCloud, in which case the procedure will be somewhat more complicated.

Contacts

To transfer contacts on your phone, you need to connect your iCloud account and enable their synchronization (settings – iCloud – (log in to your account) – enable Contacts). Now they need to be “pulled out” from the cloud - to do this, open the page www.icloud.com on your computer, log in to your account, then go to the Contacts item and select the necessary contacts.

After that, in the menu called up by pressing the gear button, select Export vCard, and a VCF file with a list of contacts will be downloaded to your computer. Now open the page www.google.com/contacts, in the left menu, select the “Import contacts” item and open the downloaded VCF file (if you already have a preliminary version of the updated “Contacts” available, in which the import does not yet work, you need to open the “More” list in a similar menu on the left, and select import, after which you will be asked to switch to the old version of this service). After this, all that remains is to enable contact synchronization in the settings of the new Android smartphone.

Calendar

Transferring events in a user calendar looks very similar - in the iCloud settings we enable calendar synchronization, on the website www.icloud.com we go to the appropriate section and in the list of available calendars we click on the Share icon to the right of its name. In the menu that appears, enable the Public Calendar option and copy the link that appears (webcal://….). We paste it into the address bar of the new page, replace webcal with http, and then press Enter - as a result, a file with a name of hundreds of characters and without an extension is downloaded to the computer. This is a regular text file, which can easily be given a more decent name. To connect it to Google Calendar, open the page www.google.com/calendar, find the Other Calendars item, select Import calendar in the drop-down menu and open the just downloaded file from your computer - after that, all the events from it will be added to your calendar on your Google account.

Mail

There shouldn’t be any problems with “moving” your mailbox - if you use iCloud (or any other service) rather than Gmail, just find any client that supports it on Google Play - for example, Mailbox or myMail.

Bookmarks

Here we will consider the most common option - using the standard Safari browser on iOS and “moving” to Chrome and Firefox, popular on Android.

Transferring bookmarks from Safari is also carried out using iCloud (in the device settings, of course, you need to enable their synchronization), however, for this, it is not the resource website that is used, but the iCloud for Windows client.

In it you need to select “Bookmarks”, specify the browser (Chrome or Firefox) in the options, click Apply and select Merge. After this, the utility will offer to download the iCloud Bookmarks extension for one of these browsers, and as a result, your bookmarks from mobile Safari will appear in the desktop browser. If you chose Chrome, you don’t need to do anything further (provided that you are logged into your Google account). With Firefox, the task will be somewhat more complicated (especially if you have not used synchronization of user data in this browser before) - you need to set up synchronization in it, for which you need to log in to your Firefox account (or create one), do the same on your Android smartphone and enter the code received there in your desktop browser.

If you don’t want to install iCloud for Windows, you can use iTunes instead (to do this, syncing bookmarks with iCloud must be turned off in your smartphone’s settings). To do this, you need to connect your iPhone to your PC, launch iTunes, open the device page in it, go to the “Information” tab, find the “Other” item in it and select “Sync bookmarks with:” (where there may be Internet Explorer and Safari options) , then click “Apply”. Now the bookmarks from the iPhone are combined with the bookmarks of one of these desktop browsers - you just need to launch it and export the bookmarks to an HTML file, and then import them in the standard way into the desktop versions of Chrome or Firefox, from where they are “sent” to Android in the manner described in the previous paragraph -smartphone.

Photo/video

To transfer photos/videos, you can use the Google+ Photos service - to do this, you need to install the official Google+ client on your iPhone, connect to your Google account and enable auto-upload for photos and videos, and then select the “Download all photos and videos” option. Once the download is complete, you will be able to see all your content in the Photos app on your new Android smartphone. If you do not want to use the Google+ service, you can perform this procedure without connecting to the Internet at all. To do this, you need to connect your iPhone to your computer via USB, open Explorer, right-click on the smartphone icon in the list of devices and drives and select “Import images and videos.” After this, an import window will appear in which you can configure the parameters of this procedure (select a folder, delete files after copying is completed, etc.). Now you just need to connect your Android smartphone to your PC and use Explorer to copy the resulting folder to its memory (or to an SD card).

Music

Perhaps one of the most difficult tasks when “moving” is, of course, if your music library is stored in iTunes, and not in the form of MP3 tracks organized into folders (in this case, the whole task comes down to simply copying files from your PC to your smartphone using any file manager).

Google itself recommends using its Google Play Music player, which can upload your iTunes library to its “cloud”, from which you can then listen to it not only on an Android smartphone, but also in a browser on a PC. To do this, you will have to install the Google Music Manager utility on your PC and indicate in it that your music library is in the iTunes library, and then wait for the download to complete (in total, the service currently allows you to download up to 50 thousand tracks, which will be more than enough for any user ).

If streaming your own music over the Internet doesn’t appeal to you, and you don’t want to bother with downloading each album separately (or you use another audio player instead of Google Play Music), you’ll have to turn to one of the third-party utilities. Unfortunately, they usually turn out to be shareware - such as iSyncr. This procedure can also be performed using the DoubleTwist audio player, for which there is a desktop client with an interface similar to iTunes.

ANDROID → iOS

As noted at the beginning of the article, iOS can synchronize contacts, calendar and mail with a Google account, so if you used it on an Android smartphone, the task of “moving” from Android to iOS will be much easier than in the opposite direction.

Contacts

If your contacts on your old phone are linked to a Google account, transferring them will be a breeze. First, you need to make sure that contact synchronization is enabled on your Android smartphone (most likely, Settings – General – Accounts & Sync), and that the smartphone itself has connected to the Internet at least once since you last edited your contacts. Now it’s enough to add a new Gmail account in the iPhone settings (Settings - Mail, addresses, calendars) and enable synchronization for all available items (Mail, Contacts, Calendars, Notes) - after which everything listed will appear in the new smartphone.

If you stored contacts locally, in the phone itself, then the task becomes a little more complicated - in the standard dialer you must first export all such contacts to a separate VCF file (to internal memory or to an SD card), and then import them back, but not to the phone memory, but to a Google account. Further actions, as you might guess, repeat the procedure described above. If your contacts application does not support import/export of all records en masse, you will have to edit each contact individually, manually transferring it to your Google account.

If you want to finally break with the “Google past,” you should import your contacts into iCloud. To do this, we create a copy of them in a VCF file (either on the phone, as described above, or on the website contacts.google.com, where you need to select the vCard format), and then import it on the page www.icloud.com/#contacts (menu call settings using the gear button and the Import vCard item). Note that in the first case, you may receive an error message “Unable to import vCard” without any explanation - most likely this means that your VCF file was created in 2.x format, while iCloud requires the version not lower than 3.0.

Calendar

Google Calendar automatically connects to your new iPhone along with your contacts, mail, and notes (following the same steps above), so you don't need to take any additional steps (except make sure your Google account settings for Calendar are also set to sync in iOS settings). .

If you plan to give up your Google account, you should import the calendar into iCloud, and this is no longer such a trivial task. Of course, if you have a Mac, everything is simple - on the page www.google.com/calendar you need to select the desired calendar, in its settings, click on the ical button in the “Private calendar address” section, copy the proposed URL, paste it in a new tab and press Enter - after this an ICS file will be copied to your computer, which needs to be “fed” to the system application Calendar.

For owners of Windows-based PCs, everything is more complicated - they will have to use iTunes and Microsoft Outlook for this purpose, since iTunes can only synchronize calendars with this program. You will need to import the resulting file into Outlook, then connect your iPhone to your PC, open iTunes on your device’s tab, go to the “Information” sub-item and select the desired calendar in the “Sync calendars” section. Another option is a third-party utility - for example, Copy My Data (Android, iOS), which can transfer not only the calendar, but also contacts, and photos/videos.

Mail

Of course, the easiest way is to continue using your old Gmail account, but you can also create a new @icloud.com account. To do this, in the iOS settings, select the iCloud section and turn on the Mail application in it - after that you will be prompted to register a new mailbox. And in order to receive correspondence sent to the old address, you need to enable redirection for it - in Gmail, call up the settings (gear in the upper right corner), in which, in the “Forwarding and POP/IMAP” tab, add a new iCloud address using the button “ Add forwarding address." After that, a confirmation letter will be sent to it - click on the link, return to the Gmail settings and make sure that the correct address is indicated in the line “Forward copies of incoming messages to addresses:”, then click “Save changes”.

Bookmarks

Most likely, on Android you used Chrome, but on iOS you will switch to Safari (if you plan to continue using Chrome on iOS, you don’t need to read this section further - the browser itself will synchronize your bookmarks on the new device).

So, in Chrome, select the bookmark manager (Ctrl-Shift-O), click on the gear in the upper right corner and select “Export bookmarks”. We import the resulting HTML file into Internet Explorer, after which we connect the iPhone to the PC, launch iTunes and select “Synchronize bookmarks with: Internet Explorer” in the device properties. Just below, in the “Add-ons” section, check the box next to bookmarks and click “Apply” - after that your bookmarks will appear in mobile Safari.

Photo/video

Everything is simple here. We connect the Android smartphone to the PC via USB, copy photo and video files to any folder on the hard drive (usually they are located on the device in the DCIM folder), then connect the iPhone, launch iTunes, go to the “Photo” tab in the device menu and turn on synchronization, after which we select the folder in which the necessary files are located. If it contains a video, additionally check the box next to “Include video in synchronization.”

If you don’t have iTunes (and don’t want to install it), you can use third-party synchronization utilities - for example, the already mentioned Copy My Data, or PhotoSync (Android, iOS).

Music

Transferring music, like photos/videos, is also carried out simply, and according to the same scheme. The music library is copied from the Android smartphone to the PC, dragged into iTunes, after which synchronization is performed in the settings of the connected iPhone on the “Music” tab - either the entire library en masse, or only selected artists.

Results

As you can see, the procedure for transferring personal data, although quite troublesome, is ultimately solvable - after it all that remains is to “transfer” your favorite applications, or rather, install their versions for the new platform or find the most suitable analogues. However, this is a topic for a separate article.

Modern smartphones contain a wealth of information. These include contacts, photographs, music, and various documents. In theory, we can start using the new device from scratch. But why, if now you can transfer data from one smartphone to another? This process does not take much time and only requires a little preparation.

The most important type of information is the contacts contained in the phone book. We bet that you haven’t written down phone numbers somewhere in a regular notebook or notebook for a long time. Therefore, losing all contacts can seriously fray your nerves. Fortunately, it is now easy to transfer your contact list from an old device to a new one.

Transfer passwords and photos

Using a Google account allows you to transfer data without any difficulty. But not all information is copied. By default, neither photos nor website passwords are transferred. Only third-party programs can solve this problem.

If you use the same browser on your new smartphone, there will be no problems. In particular, Google Chrome stores all your bookmarks, passwords and even open tabs on its servers. After installing the application, you will need to log in, after which you can again comfortably browse your favorite sites.

The service will help you transfer photos Google Photos. However, the content sent to the server is compressed, which not all users will like. If this does not suit you, then you can use cloud storage Google Drive or similar. But in this case, you will not have much free space in the cloud, which should also be kept in mind. If this option does not suit you, then transfer your photos and videos to your computer. And from it you can already transfer images to a new smartphone - it won’t be too difficult.

By the way, if all the photos are on the memory card, then all that remains is to rearrange it - you should not copy them anywhere.

Transfer music

Now you know how to transfer data from Android to Android. But the methods described above did not apply to music. It can also be synchronized with a Google account, but only through a special service. It's called Google Music. The service is capable of storing up to 50 thousand audio tracks. If they are synced, you can then play your music on any device that has access to the service.

The sad thing is that you can only use Google Music for free for one to three months. Also, this service does not work with formats FLAC And ALAC. Therefore, it is easier to transfer all the music to a computer or memory card.

Universal software

There are many third-party applications that help in transferring information from one device to another. Let's take a look at the utility as an example CLONEit - Batch Copy All Data. The developers claim that their creation is capable of transferring 12 types of information - from contacts to operating system settings. How to work with this application?

Step 1. You need to install the program on both devices.

Step 2. Launch the application, also on both devices.

Step 3. Now press on your old smartphone “ Sender", and on the new one - " Recipient».

Step 4. Wait until the smartphones find each other and establish communication. Next, you just have to choose what data you need to transfer. When you decide on this, click the " CLONEit».

Good afternoon

In this article I will talk about how to properly save all data from an Android device (phone or tablet) in order to restore this data after flashing it or on a new device.

By important data I mean: contacts, SMS, photos and videos, and, to some extent, applications.

How to save Android device data

How to save contacts on Android:

One of the advantages of the Android operating system is that all contacts are linked to a Google account by default and stored in the cloud. That is, as soon as you enter your Google account information on a new device (or a reflashed one), all your contacts will immediately download and be available.

Just in case, let's make sure that your contacts are actually synced with the Google cloud. To do this, go to your mail via the web at https://mail.google.com/

1. Enter your Google account username and password.

2. At the top right, click the "All applications" button:

3. In the list of applications that appears, select "Contacts".

4. In a new window you will see all your contacts. If they are not there, go to the settings of your Android device and enable synchronization for your Google account (All apps -> Settings -> Accounts -> Google).

Be careful! If your contacts are not in Google and you do not enable synchronization, you will lose all contacts when you reset your settings!

How to save SMS on Android:

Unfortunately, there is no built-in application for saving SMS in the Android system, but there is an excellent alternative - the SMS Backup & Restore application. Install it from the official Google app store and run it (it's free):

Open the application, click the "Make a backup" button, leave all the default values ​​and click OK:

The program saved all SMS and call data into special files in the internal memory. To be safe, we will copy these files to your computer along with photos and videos. More on this later.

How to save photos and videos from an Android device:

1. Connect your phone to your computer or laptop using a USB cable, and the phone must be unlocked.

2. Now on your computer, go to Explorer (My Computer, This Computer), you will see the connected device:

3. Log into this device and copy the following folders and files to your computer from there:

• The entire DCIM folder contains your photos and videos;
• The Download folder in its entirety, these are the files you downloaded from the Internet;
• The SMSBackupRestore folder, in this folder you previously saved data about all SMS and calls;

This is where I will finish the instructions. If you need to save data from a specific application, please do so, and I will tell you how. Unfortunately, there are no universal instructions for saving application data.

The instructions were not very detailed in some places, if you need clarification, just do it.

Today, many people own not one, but several smartphones. Often completely different, for example, an iPhone and something based on Android. But, unfortunately, not everyone knows that data on these devices can be synchronized. We propose to fill this gap and understand how and with what help synchronization is performed, as well as the transfer of user information from iOS to Android.

Transfer contacts via Gmail

To transfer contacts from iPhone to Android, just three simple steps are required:

• Create an account on the Gmail email service.
• Add it to your list of accounts in the Mail app on iOS.
• Enable the app's synchronization feature. The address book will be automatically copied to any Android device where you log in using this account.

How to do it:

• After registering your Gmail account, launch the Mail application on your iPhone. Select Google from the list of accounts.

• Tap Add Account.

• Fill out a new profile: indicate your name, email address and password.

• Click "Save".

• Enable contact synchronization in your mail settings and disable it in iCloud (the phone book must be saved).

• Set your Gmail account as a standard mail account.

After this, the selected data will be synchronized via Google servers. If you use this email as an account on Android, the address book will be copied to the device automatically. True, some addresses and numbers may be duplicated. But this, you see, is not a particularly serious problem.

The method works on both old (for example, iPhone 4) and new Apple gadgets.

Export contacts to Android via iCloud

The second way to transfer your phone and address book from iPhone to Android involves using the iCloud service. Open it in a browser on your computer or mobile device, log in with your account and go to the “Contacts” section.

Select the desired addresses (or, if desired, all of them) from the list and click on the gear icon located in the lower left corner of the page. Select the "Export vCard" option.

Save the file in any convenient place.

Next, open the Google Contacts service in your browser, log in with your Gmail account, go to the “All Contacts” and “More” menus. Select the "Import" option.

In the “Import contacts from other accounts” window, click “from vCard” and specify the path to the saved file.

Now log in using the same account on Android and make sure that the data saved in the vCard database has been successfully transferred. By the way, vCard files can be transferred from one mobile gadget to another if you connect them, for example, via Bluetooth.

This option is also suitable for use on devices of different generations.

Importing contacts into Gmail from other email services using Yandex as an example

If you did not use Gmail on your iPhone, but some other email service, for example, Yandex, to transfer contacts to Android you will first have to export your Yandex address book to Google mail.

To do this:

• Go to the “Contacts” section of your Yandex mailbox.
• The required option is located in the “More” menu and is called “Save contacts to file”.

• When saving, select the vCard format from the “Mail Client” list.

• Next, import this file into Google Contacts according to the instructions above.

Exporting contacts in other email services is done in approximately the same way. The differences are extremely minor.

Transfer Contacts via iTunes

To transfer your address book from an Apple gadget to Gmail, you can also use iTunes, after first connecting the device to the service.

Once your iPhone or iPad is connected to iTunes, open the “Information” section in the latter’s menu. Check the “Sync contacts with” checkbox and select “Google Contacts” from the drop-down list. After that, check their availability on Android.

Import music

To transfer music stored in your iTunes profile to your Android device, synchronize it with the Google Music cloud service.

To do this, install the Google Play Music mobile application on Android and log in to it using your Gmail account. In the “Where do you store your music collection” box, select iTunes. Once you upload albums to the Google Music cloud, you can listen to them on your Android smartphone.

Unfortunately, the service can be used for free for only 4 months; for a further subscription you will have to shell out $9.99 monthly.

Importing photo albums

It is also very convenient to use Google to transfer photos from iPhone to Android. More precisely, Google Photos cloud storage and social network Google+

Google Photos

To use Google Photos, open the service page in a web browser or install the Google Photos application from the Appstore on your iPhone. Upload photos into it (drag onto the window or click the “Upload” button and select the desired files from the catalog).

After this, the photos will be available to you on any Android smartphone or tablet. To get quick access to them, install a similar program from . The browser version for a mobile gadget is not very convenient.

Google+

Those who have a Google+ account (and everyone who has registered a Gmail mailbox) can use this social network to share multimedia data between all their devices.

If you use the browser version of Google+, it is more convenient to switch it to the classic view for uploading photos (the button is at the bottom of the side menu). In it, unlike the new one, the function of downloading multimedia files is in plain sight.

Click on the camera icon shown in the screenshot below.

In the “For whom” field, specify the users who will be able to view your photos, and click on the camera icon again.

For convenience, you can install the Google+ mobile application on both devices - iPhone and Android. It is available for free download on both the App Store and Google Play.

Is it possible to transfer applications from iOS to Andriod?

One can only dream of directly transferring programs from one device to another, since, alas, it is impossible to do this in practice. iOS and Android are too different platforms for the same version of an app to run on both. However, you can get out of this situation without losses.

Many mobile software developers release their products for both platforms. This means that the likelihood that you will find familiar applications on Google Play is very high. Some of them (usually paid) have their own cloud services that allow you to synchronize files and settings on different gadgets. Others are local and will have to be configured from scratch. But files created in such a program on one device will be opened on another, so there is essentially nothing to worry about, because the main thing is that you will not lose anything.

Before switching to the Android platform, many people used proprietary applications to transfer and work with data from a particular phone. For example, for Nokia devices it was common practice to create a backup copy on the gadget, and then transfer all the information to a new one - simple, logical and convenient. To do this, it was enough to acquire the Nokia PC Suite program.

Things are a little different with Android devices. Contacts are loaded into the new phone after entering all identification data and synchronizing with your Google account. All that is required is the Internet and registration in a search engine. Before transferring data from Android to Android, you simply log into your Google account, and your contacts are automatically copied to the new phone from the company’s servers.

However, this does not happen with other data. Of course, you can do without old SMS messages, bookmarks or some other notes, but on the other hand, when you change a gadget or simply reset all its settings to factory settings, you really don’t want to lose absolutely all the information. So, let's try to figure out how to transfer data from Android to Android without losing it or getting confused in all the variety of third-party programs.

NTS

Built-in software for NTS devices through a special “transfer wizard” will allow you to migrate your data from to a new one. The application performed very well, coping with a large and “variegated” amount of data.

To transfer information, the NTS Transfer Tool utility uses Wi-Fi Direct wireless protocols. With its help, you can easily transfer all SMS messages, bookmarks, calendars, calls, videos, photos, drawings, music, contacts and other documents.

The application has rich functionality, all settings are clear even to novice users, but, as expected, this software works exclusively with NTS devices, and not lower than the fifth version of Sense. Before transferring data from Android to Android, it is worth noting that the old phone from which you need to export information can be from any manufacturer, but not earlier than Android 2.3, but the receiver is exclusively from NTS.

"Motorola"

Similar tools can be found from the Motorola company. Fans of this brand will certainly appreciate the capabilities of the Motorola Migrate utility. Before transferring data from Android to Android, it is worth mentioning that, just as in the first case, the application can only work with smartphones of the same name. Restrictions on the Android version - no earlier than 4.1, no later than 5.1 and with the exception of Nexus models.

Devices on Android platforms with a version no lower than 2.2 can act as an export source. If the role of the original phone is played by an old model on an unsupported platform, then the maximum that can be done is only to transfer contacts, and all other information will have to be left in the old gadget.

Before you transfer data from Android to iPhone using software from Motorola, you should know that migration will only be available for contacts and calendar, and everything else, alas, will remain.

"Samsung"

The company offers its user the proprietary Smart Switch application as an export tool. The data set for migration is very impressive: contacts, videos, photos, bookmarks, calendars, SMS messages, documents and gadget settings.

Before transferring data from Android to a computer, it is worth noting that the source of migration can be phones no earlier than version 4.0 of the Android OS, as well as any iOS. Information from the latest platform can be downloaded via iCloud or via a regular USB cable. Moreover, even paid music from the iTunes application will be transferred. The latest version of Smart Switch is fully compatible with gadgets of the Galaxy family (starting from version S2).

LG

LG has also taken care of similar software for its fans. Using a fairly simple LG Backup utility, you can export contacts, notes, photos, videos, bookmarks, SMS messages, documents and voice files.

Any phone on the Android platform with firmware from JellyBean can act as a source of migration. Before you transfer data from Android to a flash drive and then to a new smartphone, you should know that there are quite a lot of negative reviews about the software, so some owners of LG gadgets prefer to use third-party applications.

"Sony"

The famous brand also provided its users with the opportunity to work with data through the proprietary Xperia Transfer Mobile application. The utility perfectly synchronizes devices based on Android, iOS and Windows Background. With its help, you can export contacts, photos, videos, calls, SMS and mms messages, notes, bookmarks, documents and gadget settings.

Migration can occur to tablets, laptops and smartphones. The program works in such a way that it eliminates duplication of data if synchronization has been performed with search engine accounts. Before you transfer data from Android to iOS, you should know that the application supports all gadgets of this platform: iPad, iPhone and iPod, starting from the fourth version of iCloud.

It is also worth noting that the utility does an excellent job of exporting information on devices running Windows Background version 8.0 without any restrictions in both directions.

Universal packages for SMS messages

Many branded applications do an excellent job of transferring contacts, calendars, notes, music and other information, but, judging by user reviews, they very often “slip” when working with SMS messages, so if this is your case, we can recommend a separately written software specifically for such options.

One of the most popular and universal utilities for exporting SMS messages is SMS Backup & Restore. It is able to work with Android platforms from versions 1.5 to 5.x. Before you transfer data from Android to iPhone or Android, it is important to note that the application does not export calendars, contacts or any other information - only SMS, so do not expect rich functionality from it.

Functionality

Using this software, you can save a local copy of all your messages and then upload them to resources such as DropBox, Google Drive, or email from popular search engines. In addition, the utility is capable of creating backup copies of SMS messages on a schedule, saving SMS messages separately from the selected contact, that is, saving (or restoring) only the necessary conversations. A very useful function if you need to separately highlight, for example, correspondence with a bank, with a loved one, or currency services.

It should also be mentioned that a backup copy of SMS messages is stored in the device’s memory (in the internal or on the SD card), so before resetting your phone or transferring data to a new one, you should send the information by email through the utility or upload it to the Cloud .

The software can be purchased in both free and paid versions. In terms of functionality, both versions are no different, but the first option is simply teeming with advertising, while the second one works faster; there is no need to constantly close pop-up windows.

To sum it up

In Google Play you can find other utilities that will help you transfer data from one device to another. But before installing this or that application, first make sure whether the software supports your device and the platform on which it runs. Naturally, it would be useful to look at user reviews about the program you like, and if there is not much negativity in them, then you can try it.