Now it's time to move all your content from your old phone to your new one.
Since you're transferring between two Android phones, you have three options when it comes to moving your content.
Let's look at the benefits they each offer...
First up is the Verizon Content Transfer app. It basically takes a copy of what's on your old phone and it pastes it on your new one, which does make it a little faster than some other options.
There's no limit to how much you can transfer and it's totally free.
Since the Verizon Content Transfer app doesn't back anything up, you may want to look for a way to protect your memories and other content once you're all set up.
Another option is the Verizon Cloud app. It lets you backup, sync, securely store and access all your content right from your phone or tablet.
You can start off with a free introductory trial and keep your memories safe with an affordable monthly fee later on.
You'll backup the content from your old phone to the Verizon Cloud app, then download it onto your new one.
Plus, all your content stays in the Cloud and backs up automatically every day, so you'll never have to worry about losing it and you can free up space on your phone. It can even be used with any operating system, so moving to a different device down the road is even easier.
Overall, Verizon Cloud gives you more options and peace of mind.
Or you could choose Google Drive to backup and transfer everything on your phone. You'll need a Google account and the Google Drive app, then you can upload your content to store and organize it in different folders before you transfer it.
Google Drive is a good choice if you need to collaborate on editing files with other people. It starts out free, but you'll probably need to pay a monthly upgrade fee to store everything from your phone.
Now you know the three options you can work with. If you're still not quite sure which way to go, check out the other helpful info on the Smart Setup site.
After that, you'll be ready for the next step: setting up your new phone.
