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Message: <blockquote data-quote="sameera15852" data-source="post: 12140663" data-attributes="member: 123654">The one of the most annoying  aspects in changing phone is transferring contacts to the new device. In  the older days we have to type all of the contacts and making sure that  the contacts are transferred. But the Smartphones can do this work for  us. This guide will focus on moving contacts from iPhone to Android, but  the main principles of this guide will help out other platforms. Setup The first thing you will need to do is  to make sure you have a Gmail account, which will make moving contacts  to any platform very easy. If you don’t have one,<a href="https://accounts.google.com/SignUp?service=mail&continue=https%3A%2F%2Fmail.google.com%2Fmail%2F&ltmpl=default&hl=en-GB" target="_blank"> sign up</a>  here. Before you even touch your new Android phone, you should plug  your old iPhone into your computer and open iTunes. Once plugged in, you  want to visit your contacts page in iTunes. This page will give you an  option of where you want to sync your contacts. You want to select  Gmail, and then type in your Gmail account information. This allows  Gmail and Apple to update your contacts so that all of the names,  numbers, and emails from your phone’s contacts are now in Google. <a href="http://techsbot.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/contacts-iphone-android.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://techsbot.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/contacts-iphone-android-300x149.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></a><a href="http://techsbot.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/contacts-iphone-android.jpg" target="_blank">http://techsbot.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/contacts-iphone-android.jpg</a> You must login to Gmail to modify the  contacts before syncing them with your new phone. If you had a Gmail  account prior to this process, you will notice that your contacts list  is now much larger, and most likely will have several duplicates. If you  have duplicate contacts, you can go through them one by one and modify  or delete extra contacts. Google also has a “merge contacts” tool that  can attempt to do the same thing. To merge your contacts, you will want  to click the “more” button with the downward arrow (near the upper-left  portion of the window) while on your Gmail contacts page, a drop-down  menu will give you the option to “find and merge duplicates.” Selecting  this option will have Google automatically search your contacts for  duplicate contacts so you don’t have to. Transferring contacts Now that you have your contacts in Gmail  all organized exactly how you want them, it’s time to put them on your  phone. If you haven’t started up your new phone yet, this process is  easy. If you have, it’s still easy, but with an extra step. When you first boot up your new phone,  it will ask you if you want to sync your phone to a Google account.  Enter in your Gmail info, and you will be all set. Your phone will  automatically import all the contacts from your Gmail. If you couldn’t wait, and turned on your  phone prior to this point, you will want to go to your settings menu.  There, you will want to select the “Accounts & Sync” option, which  will show you every account synced with your phone. At the bottom of the  page you will see a button labeled “Add Account,” where you will want  to enter your Gmail login. Once you have selected your Google account to  sync with your phone it will not only sync all your contacts to your  phone, but it will also automatically set up your email to be sent to  your phone. Wasn’t that easy With the popularity of Google’s  services, namely Gmail, moving your contacts from phone to phone super  easy. You can use your Gmail account to not only sync your contacts in  Android, but also on Windows Phone 7 Devices, too. We review phones all  the time, and without Gmail, the process would be insanely painful.  There might be other one-time-use options that will also get the job  done, but if you are able to keep your Gmail contacts up to date,  switching smartphones is a breeze.How to transfer your contacts between iPhone and Android.</blockquote>

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