Strangely, a thread does not exist... I remember I created one. Can't locate it now. Anyways.
Sis-in-law was gifted an Apple iPhone 6 by her brother this week. She was using the Moto G1 for the last 2 years or so. Like usually, I was assigned the task to migrate the data. I remembered this app and decided to try it out.
The iPhone did not show the option to import from Android out of the box. So I configured it as a new phone. Downloaded iOS 9.1 which took a lot of time for an update that is supposed to be around 300MB? Anyways. Installed it. Resetted the device and found the option to import from Android.
The migration process took around 45 minutes. Largely because I did the idiocy of migrating photos and videos which are already backed up on Google Photos. I have no idea how to remove them now from the phone. Anyways.
The most important use of this app was the transfer of texts. Rest was manageable. Syncing with Google took care of the rest.
Here are some useless screenshots that bloats the download size of this thread.
Apple transfers the data through Wi-Fi Di I think...
Sis-in-law was gifted an Apple iPhone 6 by her brother this week. She was using the Moto G1 for the last 2 years or so. Like usually, I was assigned the task to migrate the data. I remembered this app and decided to try it out.
The iPhone did not show the option to import from Android out of the box. So I configured it as a new phone. Downloaded iOS 9.1 which took a lot of time for an update that is supposed to be around 300MB? Anyways. Installed it. Resetted the device and found the option to import from Android.
The migration process took around 45 minutes. Largely because I did the idiocy of migrating photos and videos which are already backed up on Google Photos. I have no idea how to remove them now from the phone. Anyways.
The most important use of this app was the transfer of texts. Rest was manageable. Syncing with Google took care of the rest.
Here are some useless screenshots that bloats the download size of this thread.
Apple transfers the data through Wi-Fi Di I think...
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