You obviously can’t take your Android apps with you, but almost all will be available on iOS, or if not, there will be an alternative so you’ll be able to replace the vast majority. Even wired headphones will work with the latest iPhones, though you will need to buy a Lightning-to-3.5mm adapter. Most speaker accessories and docks have iPhone compatibility as standard. If they rely on Bluetooth, then they should work just fine. Your phone case won’t be compatible with your new iPhone, and your desktop dock may not be either, but there’s a good chance that any other Android accessories you bought will work. Let’s get started! What you’re leaving behindĪs you prepare to abandon Android, consider what you can’t take with you. We'll also help recommend equivalent services on iOS to replace what you’re leaving behind, help you find your feet with some tips, and show you how to get the best out of your new iPhone. In this guide, we’ll run through how to transfer your contacts, as well as move your precious music, videos, photos. Switching from Google to Apple services.

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