Apple releases guide for migrating content from Android to iOS

Apple has just launched a section on its website to teach new iPhone users how to migrate content from their Android devices to the new iPhone 6 and Plus, which were presented last week.

The site offers tips and an easy way to move everything from a mobile phone under Google's operating system, such as email settings, documents, applications, syncing calendars, photos, videos, PDFs, etc.

Although the guides are already somewhat familiar to iOS users , the section on Apple.com will be very useful for those who have already considered upgrading their devices to the new iPhone models, which boast larger 5.5” screens. Keep in mind that these systems operate very differently, and if you're not familiar with them, you might encounter problems transferring information.

Apple's CEO stated earlier this month that with the arrival of the iPhone 6, a considerable number of users are expected to abandon their old Android devices for a more stable, higher-performing, and more attractive system like iOS.

The only drawback users might encounter is related to applications, as some that work on Android may not yet be available in the App Store, so they will have to look for other similar alternatives.

Simply go to this internal page , select the option or type of content, and through a step-by-step guide you will be able to complete the process and move the information.