'Switch to Android' Google's new app to transfer data from iOS to Android

Apple has worked hard to design a tool that allows you to transfer data from Android to iOS device in an easy way. A dedicated website and a good app are essential to ease the user experience for new iOS users. Rumors suggested that Google was developing something similar for try to capture iOS users and bring them to Android devices. Although there was already a way to backup via Google Drive, Google has launched “Switch to Android”, an app that allows you to easily transfer data from iPhone to Android device.

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With Google’s Switch to Android app, you can quickly and securely move your most important data, such as photos, videos, contacts, and calendar events, to a new Android device wirelessly.

The app also teaches you other important steps to set up your device, such as turning off iMessage so you can receive all text messages from friends and family.

You will be asked for a series of permissions in order to transfer data from your iPhone to your new Android device.

Here is the description of the new Google application. With her, we can transfer contacts, photos, videos and contacts from iOS to Android in an easy way. The application offers a series of steps for the user to be able to decide what content should be transferred. After that he suggests disabling iMessages and FaceTime to prevent any contacts from calling us and we have no iPhone available.

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Finally, if we have photos in iCloud, we will have to request that these photos be moved to the Google cloud,

this request is also guided through the Switch to Android app. The mechanism by which the application works is similar to Apple’s, which involves generating a Wi-Fi network to which the iPhone connects and information is transferred quickly and securely.

The application is already available in the United States and in other markets such as Europe. However, many countries still don’t have the app in the app store. But it’s only a matter of days before the global release of this new ‘Switch to Android’ app.