You were using Apple’s iPhone till now and want to use bigger display devices so you are now switching to Android for Large displays and new ecosystem experience. But all your contacts are on iPhone and wondering how to transfer your contacts to Android. Also iPhone’s Bluetooth doesn’t allow to share data from one device to another so that option eliminates . You can simply do it by typing in your new phone but that will take ages to do so here we have a quick and easy guide to save your time and effort let’s see that too.

SHARE BY SENDING MAIL OR MESSAGE

iPhone does allow to send contacts from one device to another by sending a mail or message but you can’t simply mark all and send you have to do it one by one. If you have very few contacts then it is a easy task but if you have hundred’s as mostly all have then it will take ages so you should better try another method.

GMAIL VIA iTUNES

iTunes allows to sync your contacts to your Gmail account for this connect your iPhone to PC in which you have installed iTunes via Data Cable. Make sure you have working internet connection. This will sync all the details including name, number, information or anything you have saved with your contact. After connecting your iPhone to iTunes open Phone summary page then click on info tab. Enter your Gmail credentials if you don’t have one make one then. Now tick “sync contacts with” after that with “Google Account” option from drop down menu. Click apply then contacts will start syncing. Now when you will set up your Android device enter you account details and enable auto sync your contacts will automatically appear in contact list of your Android device.

iCLOUD

With the help of iCloud you can download a vCard file and import in your Android device later. For this enable iCloud sync in your Apple device now go to www.icloud.com and sign into your iCloud account. Go to Contacts tab then select the contacts you want to export then click Export vCard option. File will download in your system which can be later used to transfer contacts.

BUMP

You can also transfer contacts via app called Bump and it is available on both Platforms. Just install the app on both of your devices and after launching app on both devices grant permissions. On iPhone go to option where you see contacts. Then you will see list of contact select which you want to transfer then just bump two devices into one another and tap connect button you will see contact copying from one device to another.

OTHER APPS

This is not an end at all, as you all know there are thousands of applications available on both platforms and there are hundreds of application present to perform the task so simply search in your App store and you will surely find many useful ones.

So which method did you guys tried and found the best and easy to do. Do share with us.