Copy apps & data from an Android to a new Android device When you set up your new device, you can move your data from your old Android device to your new Android device.

You can save names, email addresses, phone numbers, and more in Google Contacts. Contacts saved to your Google Account will sync with Google Contacts and all your Android devices.

You can back up the contacts stored on your phone or SIM card. If you lose or need to replace your phone, you can restore these contacts on the new phone. Restoring data varies by phone …

To keep your contacts backed up and synced to all your devices, you can automatically save device and SIM contacts as Google contacts. Google contacts are available across Google …

The process and options for data transfer may vary depending on the devices and the Android version. If you don’t have access to your previous device, learn how to back up or restore data …

You can import your contacts into Google Contacts from other sources. You can add all your contacts to a Google Account. After you import, the contacts are still in your other account.

If you already use contacts in your Google Account, like in Gmail, they automatically show on your new Android device after you sign in. For music services like YouTube Music, Apple Music, …

If you use a cable to transfer, make sure your devices are fully charged before you start. If one is available, use a wireless charger to keep your devices plugged into each other and charged …

Your Google contacts sync to your Android device when you sign in. Changes to your contacts will automatically sync to keep them backed up and up to date. If multiple Google Accounts …

Transfer Data from a Broken Android Phone to a new one When you set up a new phone, it will usually ask you if you want to restore your data from a previous phone. If you have a cable …