Quick Answer: How to Move Contacts from Android to Android?
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Use the Transfer Data Option

  • From the home screen tap the launcher.
  • Select Transfer Data.
  • Tap Next.
  • Select the manufacturer of the device you are going to be receiving contacts from.
  • Tap Next.
  • Select the model (you can get this information in the Settings under About phone, if you’re not sure what it is).
  • Tap Next.

Use the Transfer Data Option

  • From the home screen tap the launcher.
  • Select Transfer Data.
  • Tap Next.
  • Select the manufacturer of the device you are going to be receiving contacts from.
  • Tap Next.
  • Select the model (you can get this information in the Settings under About phone, if you’re not sure what it is).
  • Tap Next.

Part 1. Steps to Import Contacts from Gmail to Android Phone

  • Hit the “Settings” Icon on Your Cell Phone.
  • Select the “Accounts”
  • Tap the “Google” Option.
  • Enter and Sync Gmail Contacts.
  • Step 1 Connect Your Android and Choose Default Mode.
  • Step 2 Preview the Data.
  • Step 3 Select the “Contacts” and Begin the Sync Process.

1.Open the Contacts app on your Android device and tap on the Menu button at the bottom-left. 2.Tap on “Import/Export” > “Share namecard via”, then select the contacts you want to transfer. You can tap on “Select all” to transfer all your contacts.

How do I transfer contacts from Android to Android phone without Gmail?

Here are the detailed steps:

  1. Connect your Android devices to PC with USB cables.
  2. Enable USB debugging on your Android devices.
  3. Select the contacts to transfer from Android to Android.
  4. On your old Android phone, add a Google account.
  5. Sync Android contacts to Gmail account.
  6. Sync the contacts to the new Android phone.

How do I backup my phone contacts?

Back up Android contacts using an SD card or USB storage

  • Open your “Contacts” or “People” app.
  • Hit the menu button and go into “Settings.”
  • Select “Import/Export.”
  • Select where you want your contact files stored.
  • Follow instructions.
Robert Thorne

Robert Thorne

Automotive & Future Transportation Editor

Robert Thorne covers electric vehicle innovations, autonomous driving systems, global mobility trends, and automotive engineering developments.

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