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Back it all up on gmail then transfer. Or if both phones have NFC you can do it that way too. http://www.howtogeek.com/138307/how-to-use-android-beam-to-wirelessly-transfer-content-between-andro...
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Back it all up on gmail then transfer. Or if both phones have NFC you can do it that way too. http://www.howtogeek.com/138307/how-to-use-android-beam-to-wirelessly-transfer-content-between-andro...
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Assuming you are integrated fully into the world of Google you don't need to transfer anything.
Once you sign in to your google account all your content will automatically sync across to the new phone.
Once you sign in to your google account all your content will automatically sync across to the new phone.
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*cough.
Hardware
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Hardware
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Yeah, it's almost as good as Windows 
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@viridis wrote:
*cough.
Hardware
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Of course! 
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Old hat 
