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Google integrates enhanced iPhone to Android data transfer into Android 17
Key points
- New migration experience integrated into Android 17.
- Wirelessly transfers more data types from iPhone.
- Includes Google Account, passwords, Wi-Fi, eSIM transfer.
- Rolling out to Pixel and new Samsung Galaxy devices.
Enhanced Data Migration Experience
Google announced a new migration experience directly integrated into Android 17. This feature allows users to wirelessly transfer data from an iPhone to an Android device without requiring the download of a separate application.
Expanded Data Transfer Capabilities
The updated method supports the transfer of existing data types such as photos, videos, contacts, messages, and calendars. It also adds support for transferring Google Account information, saved passwords, Wi-Fi credentials, and eSIM data when switching from an iPhone to Android.
Rollout and Availability
This new migration feature has begun rolling out to select Pixel devices. It is also available on the newly unveiled Samsung Galaxy Z Flip8 and Z Fold8 series. Google stated that the new migration method will be available on more Android devices soon.
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Google introduced a new migration experience built into Android 17, enabling wireless transfer of more data types from iPhones without needing a separate app. This feature simplifies the process for users switching from iOS to Android, aiming to lower ecosystem barriers.