Apple has posted a new guide online to help users move content from an Android phone to an iPhone. The guide details moving contacts, email, calendars, photos, videos, music, books, and documents. A number of third-party data transferring apps are also recommended, including Copy My Data, PhotoSync, and AT&T Mobile Transfer. There’s an app section in the guide, as well, but new iOS users will have to find and install the apps on their own — and pay for them again, in some cases. Apple has suggested that the larger-screened iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus will trigger a massive wave of upgraders and switchers from the Android platform, hence the release of this guide. [via 9to5Mac]
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