How much does it cost to switch from blackberry to iphone with rogers

How-To: Switch from Android or iPhone to BlackBerry 10

Moving your content – everything from your contacts to your music – from your Android or iPhone to BlackBerry 10 requires a few steps. Here’s how to do it:

June 6, 2013 by Connected Rogers Staff

If you’ve put aside your Android or iPhone in favour of an awesome new BlackBerry Z10 or Q10, congrats! But now you’ll have to switch over your contacts, calendars and music from your old device to your new one. Thankfully, BlackBerry has made it super easy to make the move, with an easy-to-use device-switching app called, appropriately, Device Switch.

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Switching from iPhone to BlackBerry 10

The Device Switch software will transfer contacts and calendars between your devices over Wi-Fi. Before you do anything, ensure your iPhone and BlackBerry 10 device are on the same wireless network. Probably your home network.

Moving Contacts and Calendars

On your iPhone:

  1. Tap to open the App Store.
  2. Search for “Device Switch” (made by Media Mushroom) and tap to download and install.
  3. Grant the app the permissions it requires:

- Access contacts

- Access Calendars

- Access Reminders

- Access Photos

On your New BlackBerry 10 Device:

  1. Open BlackBerry World, search for an install and launch “Device Switch.”
  2. Swipe left to begin the process.
  3. Select “iPhone.”

On your iPhone:

Tap your BlackBerry in the Select Device window.

All you need to do now is hit a few on-screen buttons; your iPhone and your BlackBerry 10 device will communicate with each other and complete the transfer.

Switching from Android to BlackBerry 10

On your Android:

  1. Tap to open the Play Store.
  2. Search for “Device Switch” (made by Media Mushroom) and tap to download and install.
  3. Open the app and tap Next to get started

On your New BlackBerry 10 Device:

  1. Open BlackBerry World then search for an install and launch “Device Switch.”
  2. Swipe left to begin the process.
  3. Select “Android.”

Your Android device and your BlackBerry 10 device will talk to each other wirelessly (provided they’re on the same wireless network) and will complete the transfer.

How much does it cost to switch from blackberry to iphone with rogers

Moving Music

On your iPhone:

  1. Sync your iPhone with iTunes using your iPhone’s USB cable.
  2. On your computer, download BlackBerry Link. Install and run the software.
  3. Connect your BlackBerry 10 device  to BlackBerry Link, go to Music Content, then drag and drop music from the Desktop tab to the BlackBerry tab.

On your Android:

If your Android device has a microSD card inserted and you’ve been saving your music there, remove it and put it into your BlackBerry 10 device. Did your music show up? Great! If not, no problem. Here’s what to do:

  1. Connect your BlackBerry 10 device and your Android device to the computer.
  2. Your BlackBerry 10 and your Android device will appear as removable drives.
  3. On your computer, drag music from the Android device removable drive and drop it onto your BlackBerry 10 removable drive.

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