Transfer Contacts from the Samsung Galaxy Note II to the Samsung Galaxy S5

Transferring Contacts Using your Google Account:



You can sync the contacts saved on your smartphone with your Google account, thus allowing you to get your contacts from the Note II on the SGS5. This is one of the most common methods of transferring contacts between two Android devices, and it works as follows:

1. Log in with your Google account on the Note II


2. From the home screen, press "Menu"


3. Tap "Settings"


4. Select "Google" under "My accounts"


5. Tap your "email address" or "user name"


6. Clear and mark the check box associated with "Sync Contacts", or tap "Sync now"


7. Switch to the SGS5 and log in with the same Google account as the one used on the Note


8. From the home screen, tap "Apps"


9. Tap "Settings" and go to "Accounts" under "User and backup"


10. Select your account under "My Accounts"


11. Tap the account and press "Menu" > "Sync all"


12. Your SGS5 should now import the contacts from the Google account

Transferring Contacts via Import / Export:



Using the contacts application, you can export the contacts from your Note II and transfer the resulting backup file to the Samsung Galaxy S5, either via email, or with the help of a computer. To do so:

1. On the Samsung Galaxy Note II, tap "Contacts" from the home screen


2. Access the "Contacts" tab


3. Press "Menu" and tap "Contacts to display"


4. Select "All contacts"


5. Press the "Menu" button and tap "Import / Export"


6. Tap "Export to SD card". NOTE: you should write down the backup file's name


7. Tap "OK"


8. Open your email application and compose a new email with the backup VCF file attached to it


9. Send the email to your own Gmail address


10. On the Galaxy S5, open the email containing the file, and download it on your phone's storage


11. Next up, launch the "Contacts" app and press "Menu" > "Import / Export" > "Import from SD card". If necessary, select the account on which you want to import the contacts, and load the transferred VCF file

NOTE: you can share the VCF file without having to send it via email. To do so, create the backup file, then connect both smartphones to a computer via USB. Next, find the file, and transfer it from your Note II to your Galaxy S5. Then, import the file's contents using the "Contacts" application



Sending Contacts via "Send Anywhere":



Send Anywhere is an application that allows you to send numerous types of files from one smartphone to another, including contacts. This app uses a P2P connection so you don't need access to a computer or email addresses.

1. Go to the Google Play Store and install Send Anywhere on both Samsung smartphones


2. Once installed, launch the app on both devices


3. On the Galaxy Note II (or the sender device), tap "Send" > "Contacts"


4. Mark the contacts that you wish to share, and tap "Send"


5. Lastly, select the desired method of transfer. By tapping "Generate QR Code" on the Note II you can create a QR code which can be scanned with the SGS5's camera. Alternatively, you can tap "Receive" on the Galaxy S5, and type in the randomly generated transfer code from the Note II

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Transferring Contacts Using Your Google Sync:



One of the most common methods of transferring contacts from one Android smartphone to another is to sync the contacts with a Google account that is used on both smartphones. To do so:

1. Sign in with your Google account on the Galaxy S3


2. Press "Menu" while on the home screen


3. Tap "Settings"


4. Under "My accounts", select "Google"


5. From the main account, tap the email address or user name


6. Clear / mark the check box next to "Sync Contacts", or tap "Sync now"


7. Switch over to the Samsung Galaxy S5 and sign in with the same Google account


8. Tap "Apps" while on the home screen


9. Go to "Settings"


10. Under "User and backup" tap "Accounts"


11. Under "My Accounts", select your account


12. Tap your account and press "Menu" > "Sync all"


13. The contacts from the SGS3 should now be available on the SGS5

Transferring Contacts using Import / Export:



You can export the contacts from your older Samsung smartphone in the form of a vCard file, which can then be transferred to the Samsung Galaxy S5 via email or with the help of a computer. To perform this method you first need to back up the contacts on your SGS3:

1. Tap the "Contacts" app on the S3's home screen


2. Go to the "Contacts" tab


3. Press "Menu" > "Contacts to display" > "All contacts"


4. Press the "Menu" key and tap "Import / Export"


5. Select "Export to SD card". The filename will appear, make sure you remember it


6. Tap "OK"


7. Open your email client and attach the resulting VCF file to a new email


8. Send the email to your own email address


9. Pick up the Samsung Galaxy S5 and open the email, then download the attached VCF file


10. Launch the "Contacts" application and tap "Menu" > "Import / Export" > "Import from SD card". Select an account if necessary; search for the vCard file and select it to import its contents

NOTE: if you don't want to share the VCF file via email, you can connect both smartphones to your computer via USB, and transfer the vCard file manually, from the Samsung Galaxy S3's memory, to the Galaxy S5 SD card. Then, import the file on the SGS5 as explained above.



Sending Contacts through "Send Anywhere":



In case you're searching for an application to transfer your contacts with, then "Send Anywhere" is probably the way to go. The app performs file transfers over a P2P connection, meaning that you are not required to have access to a computer. To perform this method:

1. Visit the Google Play Store and install "Send Anywhere" on both smartphones


2. Open the app on both the S3 and the S5


3. On the sender device (the Galaxy S3), tap "Send" > "Contacts"


4. Mark the contacts that you wish to share and tap "Send"


5. Select a method of transfer. You can tap "Receive" on the Galaxy S5 and enter the randomly generated code from the SGS3. Alternatively, you can tap "Generate QR Code" on the Galaxy SIII and scan the code with the SGS5's camera to commence the transfer

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