Here's How To Transfer Samsung Galaxy Inter-PHONE Data

Samsung Galaxy with Android. (photo: dock. Ist)

JAKARTA - So that your various files don't disappear, Android has the ability to quickly back up cellphone data, so you can recover them when changing your ponsek.

You can back up your photos, videos, files, call logs, text, apps, and device preferences. Even if you haven't backed up, switching devices doesn't mean you have to lose any data.

Currently, many Android manufacturers offer apps to transfer data from old devices to new devices. For example, Samsung has a Smart Switch Mobile app.

You can transfer unlimited data between Samsung devices, regular Android to Samsung, and iPhone to Samsung devices with that app. Even some old Windows and Blackberry phones are also supported.

How to Transfer Samsung Galaxy Inter-cellphone Data

It should be noted, you should install the Samsung Smart Switch app on both devices to make transfers, you can download it on the Google Play Store.

Then you can compress it, either with a USB cable or wirelessly. Make sure your battery is fully charged.

1. Join the same app on the old device, allow everything you need, and tap Send data.

2. Select between wireless and cable. Unite both devices if you use wireless. Or connect via a USB cable.

3. The device will wait to connect.

4. Open the Samsung Switch app and select Receive data. Or, navigate to Settings, find Smart Switch, and click Bring data from the old device.

5. Select Galaxy/Android as a source in the Galaxy/Android, iPhone/iPad, and Windows phone menu.

6. Again, choose between wireless or cable on the new Galaxy.

7. Click Yes, on pop-up, allow connection on the old device.

8. Select the data you want to transfer, for example everything, just contacts, calls, and messages, or custom.

9. Transfers will start automatically, along with the percentage of data that has been sent. Thus quoted from Slashgear, Monday, December 26.