oh, I honestly didn't know that. My mistake. I thought that it was a Samsung thing completely, but it appears, from what you say, that they customized yet another thing along with everything else they've done. Not a bad thing, just interesting. I think the Samsung version does work with iCloud.
On Sun, Apr 21, 2019, 5:43 AM Gordon Smith <gor...@mac-access.net> wrote: > SmartSwitch isn’t a Samsung app actually, although I believe they have > their own custom version. But if you look in the Google Play Store, you > should be able to find it there. You can also get it for iOS. And actually, > the purpose of the original app was to allow you to switch your contacts > and data between the two OS platforms. I believe that Samsung’s app > requires you to either have the two phones on the same WiFi network, or > else have a USB connection between the two Android phones. > > And actually, therein lies the difference between the two apps. > SmartSwitch, (which I actually have on my iPhone and on my Samsung Galaxy > S6 Edge+), works very differently to the Samsung app. SmartSwitch makes it > much simpler to deal with your data. The way it works is to first backup > your data to Google, then simply run the app on the destination and > re-download your data, job done! Actually, I believe that later versions of > SmartSwitch will allow you to use other cloud services, such as iCloud or > DropBox. > > > On 20 Apr 2019, at 22:50, Joshua Gregory <joshtg...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Weird, I honestly am not sure. I do believe it is a Samsung app,so > maybe the problem lies somewhere in that? > >
