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You could try these steps. [HEADING=2]Method 1: Using Google Account[/HEADING] Sync Contacts with Google on iPhone: Go to Settings on your iPhone. Tap on Mail > Accounts > Add Account. Select Google and log in to your Google account. Enable Contacts to sync. [*]Sync Contacts on Android: On your Android device, go to Settings > Accounts > Google. Select your Google account and ensure Contacts sync is enabled. [HEADING=2]Method 2: Using Move to iOS App[/HEADING] Set Up Your Android Device: During the setup process, select the option to transfer data from an iPhone. [*]Use Move to iOS: Download the Move to iOS app on your Android device. Follow the on-screen instructions to transfer contacts along with other data. [HEADING=2]Method 3: Using Third-Party Apps[/HEADING] Download a Transfer App: Use apps like Copy My Data or My Contacts Backup available on both iOS and Android. [*]Follow App Instructions: Open the app on both devices and follow the prompts to transfer contacts. [HEADING=2]Method 4: Export and Import via VCF File[/HEADING] Export Contacts from iPhone: Open the Contacts app on your iPhone. Select the contacts you want to export. Use a third-party app like My Contacts Backup to export contacts as a VCF file. [*]Import to Android: Send the VCF file to your Android device via email or cloud storage. Open the file on your Android device and follow the prompts to import contacts. [HEADING=2][/HEADING] Hope that helps and you get your stuff sorted.

I notice some of the apps are outdated. Might want to see about updating them.

I love this phone. Have one since the first version. Here is a little review. [HEADING=3]1.[/HEADING] Camera Quality: Renowned for exceptional camera performance, particularly in low-light conditions, and advanced computational photography features. Stock Android Experience: Offers a clean, bloatware-free version of Android with timely updates directly from Google. Google Assistant Integration: Seamless integration of Google Assistant for voice commands and smart home control. Exclusive Features: Access to exclusive features like Call Screen, Hold for Me, and Magic Eraser in photos. [HEADING=3]2.[/HEADING] Pixel Series: Includes various models such as Pixel 6, Pixel 7, and Pixel 7a, each offering improvements in hardware and software. Pixel XL: Larger variants of the Pixel models with bigger screens and enhanced battery life. [HEADING=3]3.[/HEADING] Processor: Recent models feature Google’s custom Tensor chip, optimizing performance for AI tasks and enhancing camera capabilities. Battery Life: Generally offers good battery life, with adaptive battery features that learn usage patterns to extend longevity. [HEADING=3]4.[/HEADING] Timely Updates: Google Pixels receive Android updates and security patches before other devices, typically for three years post-launch. Feature Drops: Regular feature enhancements delivered through over-the-air updates. [HEADING=3]5.[/HEADING] Design: Sleek and minimalist design with premium materials. User Interface: Intuitive interface with features like Material You, allowing customization of themes based on user preferences. [HEADING=3]6.[/HEADING] Mid to Premium Range: Prices vary across models, generally positioned in the mid to premium range, offering good value for the features provided. [HEADING=2]Conclusion[/HEADING] The Google Pixel series is ideal for users who prioritize camera quality, a clean Android experience, and timely software updates. It's particularly appealing to those who are already integrated into the Google ecosystem. Let me know what you think.

Lets check in and see who are iPhone users on this forum. I use an iPhone and also Android. I don't prefer one over the other. Each has different use. iPhone for home, Android at work.

Nice active group you have. I will try to contribute as time allows.

I joined a while ago. Never posted. Life does that at times. Now I have time. Maybe we can become friends. My name is Rolando.

Hope your health is better. Good to see the site online again.

Things to consider when choosing your mobile carrier. Here are some guidelines to follow to help you along. When reviewing mobile carriers, it's essential to consider several factors that can impact your experience. Here’s a breakdown of key aspects to evaluate: [HEADING=3]1. [/HEADING] Network Reach: Check if the carrier provides good coverage in your area, including urban and rural locations. 4G/5G Availability: Look for the availability of 4G and 5G services for faster internet speeds. [HEADING=3]2. [/HEADING] Monthly Plans: Compare the different plans offered, including unlimited data, family plans, and prepaid options. Hidden Fees: Be aware of any additional fees that may not be included in the advertised price. [HEADING=3]3. [/HEADING] Average Speeds: Research average download and upload speeds in your area. Throttling Policies: Understand the carrier’s policies on data throttling after reaching a certain limit. [HEADING=3]4. [/HEADING] Support Channels: Evaluate the availability of customer support through phone, chat, or in-store. Response Time: Look at reviews regarding how quickly and effectively customer service resolves issues. [HEADING=3]5. [/HEADING] Unlocked Devices: Check if the carrier supports unlocked devices and what models are compatible. Device Options: Consider the range of devices offered by the carrier. [HEADING=3]6. [/HEADING] International Roaming: Look for plans that offer affordable international roaming options. Extras: Some carriers offer perks like streaming service subscriptions, hotspot data, or cloud storage. [HEADING=3]7. [/HEADING] Customer Feedback: Read reviews from current and former customers to gauge satisfaction levels. Ratings: Check ratings on platforms like Consumer Reports or J.D. Power for overall performance. [HEADING=2]Conclusion[/HEADING] Choosing the right mobile carrier depends on your specific needs, such as coverage, pricing, and customer support. It's advisable to compare multiple carriers before making a decision and to read the latest user reviews for the most accurate insights.