Download Article Show Download Article Are you trying to send files through Bluetooth from your iPhone to an Android? While you won't be able to use Bluetooth or AirDrop to transfer files to an Android, there are still easy ways to get documents and photos to an Android. Free apps like Send Anywhere and Snapdrop work just like Bluetooth, except over Wi-Fi. We'll show you how to use these simple free apps to send files wirelessly from your iPhone to an Android, and give you some alternatives just in case Wi-Fi isn't available.
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Ask a Question 200 characters left Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. Submit Advertisement Thanks for submitting a tip for review! ReferencesAbout This ArticleThanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 1,582 times. Is this article up to date?How do I transfer data from iPhone to Android wirelessly?Connect both devices.
Connect your iPhone to your new Android phone via cable or follow set-up instructions to transfer your data wirelessly via the Switch to Android app. A cable animates to plug into a front-facing Android phone.
Can we transfer data from iPhone to Android?USB cable - You can directly connect your iPhone and Android using your iOS cable and a MicroUSB to USB adapter. With this connection made, open Smart Switch on your Android and transfer data from your iPhone.
What is the easiest way to transfer from iPhone to Android?Google has made it very easier to move iOS data to an Android device by launching the Google Drive app. Google Drive is one of the most ultimate ways to transfer data from iPhone to Android app. You can easily switch data from iOS to Android within a few minutes by using Google Drive.
Can I transfer photos from iPhone to Android via Bluetooth?But unfortunately, Bluetooth doesn't work for photo transfer from iPhone to Android phone, because Apple does not allow the transfer of content to and from non-apple devices.
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