您刚拿到一部新的Android手机，将其拆箱，现在您已准备好进行设置。如果您尝试手动将数据从旧手机移动到新手机(move your data from your old phone to the new one)，则可能需要数小时，具体取决于您要传输到新设备的信息类型。
但是有一些更简单、更快捷的方法可以将您的文本、通话记录、照片、视频、音乐和联系人迁移到您的新Android手机上，这样可以大大减轻这个过程的痛苦。
我们整理了这本方便的入门书，引导您了解这些不同的方法，让您的新设备立即启动并运行，而无需寻求帮助。
如何将数据从 Android 传输到 Android(How To Transfer Data From Android To Android)
您可以使用多种方法将所有数据从旧的 Android 手机传输到新的Android手机。这些包括：
- 使用智能开关
- 使用 Android 的备份(Backup)和恢复(Restore)功能
- 通过蓝牙传输
- 使用 NFC 移动文件
- 使用文件传输应用
如何使用智能开关将数据传输到新的 Android 手机(How To Use Smart Switch to Transfer Data to a New Android Phone)
Smart Switch是预装在某些三星(Samsung)设备中的应用程序。这是将所有数据传输到新的Android手机的最简单、最简单的方法，并且仍然保留您的联系人、音乐、照片等。
它与大多数主要操作系统兼容，并提供多种通过WiFi、使用 PC 或Mac或使用USB电缆进行切换的方式。您还可以将数据从旧手机的内部存储传输到 SD 卡(transfer data from the old phone’s internal storage to an SD card)或其他外部存储设备，然后再传输到新手机。
在使用Smart Switch(Smart Switch)之前，您需要满足某些要求。这些包括：
- 内存中至少有 500MB 的可用空间用于旧手机和新手机
- 如果您使用有线连接，则设备应支持MTP（传输媒体文件(Media Files)）USB选项，以允许在设备之间传输内容。
- 对于不断与WiFi(WiFi)断开连接的非三星手机，请转到设备的高级 WiFi(Advanced WiFi)设置并禁用WiFi初始化和断开(Disconnect)WiFi低信号设置，然后再次尝试连接。
确认以上所有内容后，您可以选择是使用Smart Switch通过WiFi、USB数据线还是使用 PC 或Mac传输数据。
如何使用 Smart Switch 通过 WiFi 传输数据(How to Use Smart Switch to Transfer Data via WiFi)
- 通过转到Settings > Accounts and Backup.检查两部手机是否具有智能开关。(Smart Switch)
- 点击智能开关(Smart Switch)。如果您的旧设备没有它，您可以从Play 商店(Play Store)下载该应用程序或扫描二维码。
- 将设备靠在一起，点击以打开Smart Switch，然后选择在新手机上 接收数据。(Receive data)
- Galaxy/Android选项来选择旧设备。
- 当询问您要如何连接设备时，选择无线。(Wireless )
- 转到旧Android手机的屏幕，然后点击无线(Wireless)。
- 在新手机上，选择要从旧手机中移动的数据。
- 接下来，点击Transfer，然后等待它完成。完成所需的时间取决于您的连接强度和传输到新设备的数据量。
如何使用 Smart Switch 通过 USB 传输数据(How to Use Smart Switch to Transfer Data via USB)
- 使用USB数据线和新手机的USB-C连接器连接两部手机。将旧手机上的USB设置调整为MTP（媒体设备）。
- 当您看到来自新手机的“接受连接邀请”(Accept the invitation to connect)提示时，请在旧手机上单击“接受”。(Accept )
- 接下来，进入旧手机上的Smart Switch界面，选择(Smart Switch)Cable。
- 在您的新手机上，点击接收数据(Receive data)。
- 通过USB连接两部手机后，您现在可以转到新手机并选择要传输的项目，然后单击传输(Transfer )开始数据传输过程。
如何使用 Smart Switch 通过 PC 或 Mac 传输数据(How to Use Smart Switch to Transfer Data Via PC or Mac)
- 您的 PC 或Mac上没有预装Smart Switch，因此您需要下载 Smart Switch( download Smart Switch)，接受使用条款，安装并打开它。
- 接下来，将您的旧Android手机连接到计算机，然后选择Smart Switch 上的备份(Backup)。
- 数据传输过程将开始。完成后点击确定(OK )，然后断开手机与计算机的连接。将您的新Android手机连接到计算机，然后选择恢复(Restore)。
- 单击选择您的备份数据(Select your backup data)。
- 单击三星设备数据(Samsung Device data)。
- 如果您不想复制任何信息，请取消选择它，单击“确定(OK)”，然后返回并单击“立即恢复” ，然后单击“( Restore)允许(Allow)”或“确定(OK)”开始传输过程。
如何使用智能交换机通过外部存储传输数据(How to Use Smart Switch to Transfer Data Via External Storage)
您还可以使用Smart Switch通过 SD 卡或其他外部存储将数据传输到新手机。只需(Simply)插入 SD 卡或将手机连接到包含您要恢复的数据的外部存储器，然后按照屏幕上的说明开始传输过程。
如何使用 Android 的备份和恢复功能将数据传输到新的 Android 手机(How To Use Android’s Backup & Restore Feature To Transfer Data To a New Android Phone)
Android手机中的备份(Backup)和恢复(Restore)功能允许您备份旧手机并使用新手机上的恢复功能在设备之间移动应用程序或其他数据。
- 检查您的旧Android手机是否正在备份数据，然后转到Settings > Accounts and Backup”，点击“备份和恢复(Backup and restore)” 。
- 您可以使用 Samsung Cloud 备份数据(use Samsung Cloud to back up the data)，但如果您的手机提供Google Drive，如果没有，请打开Backup to Google Drive，然后点击立即备份(Back up now)。备份完成后，您就可以将数据恢复到新的Android手机了。
- 打开您的新Android设备并按照屏幕上的说明进行操作，直到它询问您是否要从另一台设备恢复数据。选择您的旧设备，然后点击复制您的数据(Copy Your Data)。
- 确保(Make)两部手机都连接到同一个WiFi，然后在恢复选项屏幕上选择A backup from an Android phone或A backup from cloud（如果您没有旧手机）。
- 使用您在旧手机上登录的同一帐户登录(Sign)您的Google帐户，您将看到包括旧手机在内的备份选项列表。点击正确的选项，然后选择恢复(Restore )以从旧手机中移动所有数据和设置。
- 点击应用程序(Apps )以选择您要移动到新设备的应用程序，然后继续恢复过程。同时，您可以继续设置新手机。
如何使用蓝牙将数据传输到新的 Android 手机(How to Use Bluetooth to Transfer Data to a New Android Phone)
蓝牙是在(Bluetooth)Android手机之间移动音乐、照片、视频、联系人等文件的另一种简单的无线方式，但它非常缓慢，尤其是在您想要传输大文件(transfer large files)时。
- Settings > Connections > Bluetooth打开(Bluetooth)两部手机上的蓝牙，配对设备，然后点击以选择要传输的所有文件以开始该过程。
- 您将看到可配对的设备列表。寻找您的新旧手机并将它们相互配对。如果您没有看到其中任何一个，请点击扫描(Scan)以搜索可用设备。如果需要密码，您会在两台设备的屏幕上看到一个密码，因此在点击(Passkey)配对(Pair)之前确保它们匹配。
- 在旧手机上打开文件(Files)应用程序，选择要移动到新手机的所有文件，点击共享(Share)，然后选择蓝牙(Bluetooth )作为共享方式。
- 确认新Android手机上的文件共享，传输过程将开始。完成所需的时间取决于您在设备之间传输的数据量。
传输完成后，通过点击已配对设备旁边的设置并选择取消配对来取消设备(Settings )配对(Unpair)。
如何使用 NFC 将数据传输到新的 Android 手机(How to Transfer Data to a New Android Phone Using NFC)
近场通信(Communication)，通常称为NFC ，是另一种可用于在(NFC)Android手机 之间以无线方式快速传输数据的简单方法。
要使用NFC，两个设备的屏幕都需要解锁并打开电源，必须与NFC配合使用，并与Android Beam一起启用。
- 前往Settings > Connections > NFC and payment.
- 接下来，点击Android Beam(Android Beam)旁边的开关将其打开。
- 打开NFC(NFC)和Android Beam(Android Beam)，打开您的旧Android手机并打开您要传输的内容。将每台设备的背面向另一台移动，一旦它们连接，您会感觉到手机振动或发出声音，并且屏幕上的图像会出现缩小。当您看到Tap to beam(Tap to beam)或Touch to beam时，点击屏幕。
发送内容后，屏幕上的图像将恢复正常大小。
如何使用第三方应用程序将数据传输到新的 Android 手机(How to Transfer Data to a New Android Phone Using Third-Party Apps)
如果您不想按照太多步骤来完成某件事，您可以使用第三方应用程序将数据传输到您的新Android手机。一些可用的好方法包括SHAREit、Xender或Send Anywhere。其中任何一个都可以帮助您在设备之间传输文件，但您必须在两部手机上都安装该应用程序才能生效。
您以前是否使用过这些方法在两部Android手机之间传输数据？在下面的评论部分与我们分享您的经验。
How To Transfer Data To a New Android Phone
Υou just got a new Android phone, υnboxed it, and now you’re ready to set it up. If you try to move your data from your old phone to the new one manually, it can take many hours depending on the sort of information you want to transfer to your new device.
But there are easier and faster ways to migrate your texts, call logs, photos, videos, music, and contacts to your new Android phone, which make the process much less painful.
We’ve put together this handy primer to walk you through these different methods and get your new device up and running in no time without having to ask for help.
How To Transfer Data From Android To Android
There are several methods you can use to transfer all your data from an old to a new Android phone. These include:
- Using Smart Switch
- Using Android’s Backup and Restore feature
- Transfer via Bluetooth
- Move files with NFC
- Use a file transfer app
How To Use Smart Switch to Transfer Data to a New Android Phone
Smart Switch is an app that comes preloaded in some Samsung devices. It’s the easiest and simplest way to transfer all your data to your new Android phone, and still keep your contacts, music, photos, and more.
It’s compatible with most major operating systems and offers many ways to switch via WiFi, using a PC or Mac, or using a USB cable. You can also transfer data from the old phone’s internal storage to an SD card or other external storage device, and into the new phone.
There are certain requirements you need before you can use Smart Switch. These include:
- Have at least 500MB free space in internal memory for both your old and new phone
- If you’re on a wired connection, the device should support an MTP (Transferring Media Files) USB option to allow the content to be transferred between the devices.
- For non-Samsung phones that keep disconnecting from WiFi, go to the device’s Advanced WiFi settings and disable the WiFi initialize and Disconnect low WiFi signal settings before trying the connection again.
Once you’ve confirmed all the above, you can choose whether to use Smart Switch to transfer your data via WiFi, USB cable, or using your PC or Mac.
How to Use Smart Switch to Transfer Data via WiFi
- Check that both phones have Smart Switch by going to Settings > Accounts and Backup.
- Tap Smart Switch. If your old device doesn’t have it, you can download the app from the Play Store or by scanning a QR code.
- With the devices close together, tap to open Smart Switch and select Receive data on your new phone.
- Next, select the old device by tapping the Galaxy/Android option.
- Select Wireless when asked how you want to connect your devices.
- Go to your old Android phone’s screen and tap Wireless.
- On your new phone, select the data you want to move from the old phone.
- Next, tap Transfer, and then wait for it to complete. The time it takes to finish will depend on the strength of your connection and the amount of data being transferred to the new device.
How to Use Smart Switch to Transfer Data via USB
- Connect the two phones using a USB cable and the USB-C connector for your new phone. Adjust the USB setting on the old phone to MTP (media device).
- Click Accept on the old phone when you see the Accept the invitation to connect prompt from the new phone.
- Next, go to the Smart Switch interface on the old phone and select Cable.
- On your new phone, tap Receive data.
- With the two phones connected via USB, you can now go to the new phone and select the items you want to transfer, and then click Transfer to start the data transfer process.
How to Use Smart Switch to Transfer Data Via PC or Mac
- Your PC or Mac doesn’t have Smart Switch preloaded on them, so you’ll need to download Smart Switch, accept the terms of usage, install and open it.
- Next, connect your old Android phone to the computer, and then select Backup on Smart Switch.
- The data transfer process will start. Tap OK once it’s complete, and disconnect the phone from the computer. Connect your new Android phone to the computer, and select Restore.
- Click Select your backup data.
- Click Samsung Device data.
- If there’s any information you don’t want to copy, deselect it, click OK, and then go back and click Restore now, and Allow or OK to start the transfer process.
How to Use Smart Switch to Transfer Data Via External Storage
You can also use Smart Switch to transfer data to your new phone via an SD card or other external storage. Simply insert the SD card or connect the phone to the external storage containing the data you want restored, and follow the onscreen instructions to start the transfer process.
How To Use Android’s Backup & Restore Feature To Transfer Data To a New Android Phone
The Backup and Restore feature in your Android phone allows you to backup your old phone and use the restore function on the new phone to move apps or other data between the devices.
- Check that your old Android phone is backing up data and then go to Settings > Accounts and Backup, tap Backup and restore.
- You can use Samsung Cloud to back up the data, but if your phone offers Google Drive, toggle the Backup to Google Drive on if it’s not, and then tap Back up now. Once the backup completes, you’re ready to restore your data to the new Android phone.
- Power on your new Android device and follow the onscreen instructions until it asks if you’d like to restore data from another device. Select your old device and tap Copy Your Data.
- Make sure both phones are connected to the same WiFi, and then select either A backup from an Android phone or A backup from cloud (if you don’t have the old phone) on the restore options screen.
- Sign into your Google account using the same account you’re signed into on your old phone, and you’ll see a list of backup options including the old phone. Tap the correct option, and then select Restore to move all your data and settings from the old phone.
- Tap Apps to choose the apps you’d like to move to the new device, and let the restoration process continue. Meanwhile, you can continue setting up your new phone.
How to Use Bluetooth to Transfer Data to a New Android Phone
Bluetooth is another easy, wireless way of moving files like music, photos, videos, contacts and more, between Android phones, except it’s painstakingly slow especially when you want to transfer large files.
- Turn on Bluetooth on both phones by going to Settings > Connections > Bluetooth, pair the devices, and then tap to select all the files you want to transfer to start the process.
- You’ll see a list of devices available to pair with. Look for your old and new phone and pair them with each other. If you don’t see either of them, tap Scan to search for the available devices. If a Passkey is required, you’ll see one appear on both devices’ screens, so make sure they’re a match before tapping Pair.
- Open the Files app on the old phone, select all the files you want to move to the new phone, tap Share and select Bluetooth as the sharing method.
- Confirm the file share on your new Android phone and the transfer process will begin. The time taken to complete will depend on how much data you’re transferring between the devices.
When the transfer is complete, unpair the devices by tapping Settings next to the paired devices, and selecting Unpair.
How to Transfer Data to a New Android Phone Using NFC
Near-Field Communication, commonly referred to as NFC, is another simple method you can use to transfer data quickly between Android phones wirelessly.
To use NFC, both devices’ screens need to be unlocked and powered on, must work with NFC, and have it enabled along with Android Beam.
- Turn on NFC by going to Settings > Connections > NFC and payment.
- Next, tap the switch next to Android Beam to toggle it on.
- With NFC and Android Beam turned on, open your old Android phone and open the content you want to transfer. Move the back of each device toward the other, and once they connect, you’ll feel the phone vibrate or make a sound, and the image on the screen will appear to be shrinking. Tap the screen when you see Tap to beam or Touch to beam.
Once the content has been sent, the image on your screen will go back to its normal size.
How to Transfer Data to a New Android Phone Using Third-Party Apps
If you’re not one to follow too many steps to get something done, you can use a third-party app to transfer data to your new Android phone. Some of the good ones available include SHAREit, Xender, or Send Anywhere. Any of these can help you transfer files between your devices but you have to install the app on both phones for it to be effective.
Have you used any of these methods to transfer data between two Android phones before? Share with us your experience in the comment section below.
