how to transfer text messages from android to iphone

tiffanyfinger wrote:

Thanks for sharing! In order to transfer text messages from Android to iPhone, you can refer to this introduction:　Move content manually from your Android device to your iOS device - Apple Support　

On the other hand, you can have a look on Mobile Transfer which can also transfer data between iOS and Android but it needs to connect two devices to the PC and as for the Android phone, you should enable USB debugging on the device and it allows to transfer SMS, contacts, videos, photos, music, etc. If you have backed your Android, you can use the backup files to migrate to iPhone.

How do I transfer my contact list from my iPhone to my sim so that I can put it in another phone.

Sorry, no can do. About the best you'll get is to get them on her computer & copy to the iPhone as pdf's.

You could use a program like TxtArchive on the Android to transfer the texts via email. This would give her a record of them which she could view in her email or other program that will read text files. I used TxtArchive on all my Android phones for backing up messages. I'm sure there are other programs but it's one I've used and been happy with.

Best of luck.

Hi
I just did a quick Google search. Well, there are few software programs availbale to transfer android text messages to iPhone as a text or pdf format, such as MobileTrans, copytrans etc.
P.S Full version cost $24 and $20 and even in trial version let’s you transfer 100-150 SMS (as stated on the website).
Hope it helps

After searched via Google, I found this article shows how to copy messages from android to iphone in a real way. The messages will go into iPhone messaging app and merged with the current messages. This is moer better than just sending messages to iphone as a text file.

http://techmell.net/android-tips/transfer-sms-android-iphone-ios/

Hope this can help.

I downloaded TxtArchive but I do not see how to transfer the text messages via email.

I archived the messages and exported them but where are they? I don't see any file on the Android phone directory (either internal memory or SD card).

And I don't see any option within the TxtArchive app to actually transfer the exported/archived test messages to email.

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You may transfer messages from Android to iPhone with Phone Transfer.

Meg St._Clair wrote:

You could use a program like TxtArchive on the Android to transfer the texts via email. This would give her a record of them which she could view in her email or other program that will read text files. I used TxtArchive on all my Android phones for backing up messages. I'm sure there are other programs but it's one I've used and been happy with.

Best of luck.

fantastic. I still need to transfer contacts from samsung to iPhone, still work too?

Moving Android to iPhone:

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT6407?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US

Transfer Contacts from Android to iPhone 5

Thanks for sharing! In order to transfer text messages from Android to iPhone, you can refer to this introduction:　Move content manually from your Android device to your iOS device - Apple Support　

On the other hand, you can have a look on Mobile Transfer which can also transfer data between iOS and Android but it needs to connect two devices to the PC and as for the Android phone, you should enable USB debugging on the device and it allows to transfer SMS, contacts, videos, photos, music, etc. If you have backed your Android, you can use the backup files to migrate to iPhone.

I suggest that you follow this link

http://www.apple.com/iphone/switch-to-iphone/

I suggest that you also update the 4s to the latest iOS if that is possible.

I don't believe that you can. The iPhone has a feature to import SIM contacts, but not to export to the SIM.

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