Info How to Transfer Contacts, Text messages from Samsung to Galaxy A9

Part 1: Something about Samsung Galaxy A9
Part 2: Transfer Contacts, Text messages from Samsung to Galaxy A9
Part 3: More related articles

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Something about Samsung Galaxy A9

Samsung Galaxy A9 had first appeared in Ann Bunny database, now run sub-platform GeekBench abroad also appeared the aircraft's figure, Xiaolong 620 processor is confirmed.

As shown, the Samsung Galaxy A9 model for the SM-A9000, built 3GB RAM, running Android 5.1 system, equipped with MSM8976 (Snapdragon 620) processors, and data consistency before security Bunny. In addition, from the GeekBench data, the Samsung Galaxy A9 single-threaded score of 1446 points, the exposure score (1325 points) has improved compared to before, but about 300 points compared to the previous multi-threaded score less.

It is worth mentioning that, in addition to the Samsung Galaxy A9, Samsung Galaxy A series also Galaxy A3 (2016), Galaxy A5 (2016) and Galaxy A7 (2016) constantly being exposed, Samsung fans something to look forward to!

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Transfer Contacts, Text messages from Samsung to Galaxy A9

Apparently, Samsung phone wins the absolute advantage in phone market so that people are fond of it. As people pursue more experience of different electronic product, they always switch phones in a very short time, like switch Samsung to Samsung galaxy A9.

Do you have the new Samsung Galaxy A9? To transfer contacts, text messages from old Samsung Galaxy to new Samsung Galaxy A9 will be the heat problem that every users may face, and you must be the one. Be care of how to transfer any data from Samsung S2/S3/S4/S5/Note 2/3/4/Ace to new Samsung Galaxy A9, 

Mobile Phone Transfer is a time-saving and practical transfer tool that you can download it on your computer and copy all the data you want from your Samsung phone to another one. Contacts, text messages, videos, photos, songs, call logs, apps, and so forth, are transferrable with the help of Mobile Phone Transfer.

Please Download the Free Trail version below and have a try:

             

Use Guide to Transfer Contacts, Text messaegs from Samsung to Samsung Galaxy A9:

Step 1: Install and Run the Mobile Transfer software on computre

Open Mobile Transfer after you install it on your PC. When you get the primary window below, just select the Phone to Phone Transfer mode.

Step 2. Connect your Samsung and galaxy A9 to PC

Connect your old Samsung galaxy and Galaxy A9 to your computer simultaneously via USB cables. Mobile Phone Transfer will detect the two phones automatically. After detecting, you will see the window as below that both your phones are respectively displayed as "Source" and "Destination" one.

Step 3: Move contacts and text messages to Samsung Galaxy A9

Photos, videos, contacts, text messages, apps, calendar and more which can be transferred are marked as you can see in the interface. If you want to copy contacts and text messages, you should uncheck the other content first. Then, click the "Start Copy" button.

          

----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

More related articles


http://moymoycikukecik.blogspot.com /2015/11/delete-whatsapp-history-on-samsung-permanently.html">Delete Whatsapp History On Samsung S2/S3/S4/S5/S6/A3/A5/A7/Note permanently

http://moymoycikukecik.blogspot.com /2015/11/transfer-contactsphotos-between-old-samsung-and-a8.html">Transfer Contacts/Photos between old Samsung and Galaxy A8

http://moymoycikukecik.blogspot.com /2015/11/copy-contacts-from-s4-to-a5a7.html">How to Copy Contacts from S4 to A5/A7

http://moymoycikukecik.blogspot.com /2015/10/moving-data-from-samsung-to-samsung.html">Moving Data from Samsung to Samsung