Android 12 devices now support the "iOS for Android" application.

Android 12 devices now support the "iOS for Android" application.

Android 12 devices now support the "iOS for Android" application. As an application dedicated to the official data migration of iPhone, Google announced that the "Switch to Android" application can now be compatible with any smartphone equipped with Android 12 devices. Android 12 devices now support the "iOS for Android" application.

Android 12 devices now support "iOS for Android" application 1 Google officially announced that all smartphones equipped with Android 12 system support switching to Android application on iOS, which allows iPhone users to transfer their data to Android devices.

Prior to this, iPhone switching to Android applications was limited to Google's own Pixel phone, but the number of pixels was limited. By switching to Android applications, iPhone users who purchase installed mobile phones can use Wi-Fi or Lightning to USB-C data cables to connect their iPhones to Android phones and copy data such as applications, photos, contacts and messages to achieve seamless transition.

While providing new support for Android 12 devices, Google also published an article about why iPhone users switch to Android smartphones, focusing on the functions of Messages application, Gboard, Google Meet, Google Play, Android privacy protection, home screen customization and so on.

Apple also has its own Android device that moves to the iOS app, which corresponds to Google's app. It is designed for switching from Android to iPhone, and also allows the transmission of messages, contacts, calendar events, photos and other data.

Android 12 devices now support "iOS for Android" application2 Google officially announced that all smartphones equipped with Android 12 system support the "Switch to Android" application on iOS, which allows iPhone users to transfer their data to their Android devices.

According to @ Apple News, as an application dedicated to the official data migration of iPhone, Google announced that the "Switch to Android" application is now compatible with any smartphone equipped with Android 12 devices. In fact, Google released this app earlier this year to help users easily migrate important data such as contacts and calendar schedules on the iPhone to Android 12 smartphones. But at first, it was only exclusive to pixel devices, but the number of pixels was limited.

Now it means that iPhone users who have bought Android phones can directly connect their iPhones to Android phones through this "Switch to Android" application under the environment of wireless Wi-Fi or Lightning to USB-C data cable, and then simply copy the data on the iPhone, such as applications, photos, contacts, messages, etc., and easily realize seamless transition.

While providing new support for Android 12 devices, Google also published an article about why iPhone users switch to Android smartphones, mainly introducing the functions of Messages application, Gboard, Google Meet, Google Play, Android privacy protection, home screen customization and so on.

Of course, Apple also has its own move to transfer data to Android devices from iOS applications, which corresponds to Google applications. It is designed for switching from Android to iPhone, and also allows the transmission of messages, contacts, calendar events, photos and other data.

For iPhone users, it is convenient to transfer data to Android devices when using this application. Nowadays, "data exchange" is becoming more and more popular, and with the continuous innovation and application of technology, both iPhone users and Android mobile phone users support all interoperability. I think the same is true for the transmission between Android phones. Would it be more convenient if you don't fill in the password between the two transmissions? But perhaps it is to consider a security issue, and this idea is still unrealistic at present.

Android 12 devices now support the "iOS for Android" application. As we all know, because Android is inherently incompatible with Apple's iOS system, application and data transmission is very troublesome, which greatly increases the cost of users' "job-hopping". In order to reduce the trouble caused by machine change, Google put an application on the App Store of Apple App Store, which supports one-click migration of data from iPhone to Android phone and opens it to Apple's doorstep. Will cook stand this tone?

According to foreign media reports, Google announced that it will officially launch an application called "Switch to Android" in the Apple App Store on June 30, which can participate in the functional data available in any Android 12 iPhone model. Google believes that this move will help break the monopoly, help consumers choose their favorite products and eliminate the inherent barriers between different systems and platforms.

In fact, Switch to Android was released in April this year, but at that time it only supported the migration of data to Pixel models, which is Google's "pro-son" brand, and now it is gradually open to more models. The application description shows that switching to Android can help you quickly and safely migrate the most important data such as photos, videos, contacts and calendar activities. Go to a brand-new Android device and help you unlock new happiness without complicated data cables.

However, because iOS is different from Android applications, it is impossible to migrate app and software data. Users need to download and install it on their Android phones, and some Apple-specific software will not appear on Android phones. Google said that this operation is very worthwhile. Android 12 can bring users a brand-new experience, more personalized customization, and do something that iOS devices can't achieve.

Many netizens feel strange. What's the difference between Switching switch to Android and putting it on the App Store and going to Apple headquarters to attract customers? Why would Cook tolerate such a thing? The answer is actually very simple. Even if Cook has 10,000 unwilling users, there is nothing he can do. As long as the software meets the relevant standards, Apple has no reason to refuse to put it on the shelves or take it off the shelves at will, otherwise it will face serious antitrust charges. The lawsuit may last for many years and the probability of losing the case is extremely high.

On the other hand, as early as 20 15, Apple launched an application called "Migration to iOS" to support the migration of Android data to iPhone. Seven years ago, Apple publicly solicited customers. Now, what reason is there to refuse competitors to do so? Then again, even if the application switches to Android for a long time, the impact on Apple can be ignored. In terms of the experience of using Android phones today, how many Apple users are willing to take the initiative to jump ship? The significance of this application is greater than the actual function.