I have no sim card and a new Android phone. How can I transfer my contacts from one phone to the other without a SIM card?
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No 3rd party utilities or cloud services needed for that. On the "old device":
- open your contacts app
- enter its menu
- select Export/Import
- select to export to SD card
Now you should find a file named 0001.vcf
on the SD card (internal or external, depends on what the device has). Copy that to the new device, e.g. via Bluetooth, WiFi Hotspot. then, on the new device:
- open your contacts app
- enter its menu
- select Export/Import
- select to import from SD card
- chose the file you've just copied here
Done. All your contacts including their contact pictures (if you had set such) should be available on your new device now.
There are a few options for your case.
One option is to sync with Google cloud contacts. In most smartphones, there is a native function to set a contact as a Google contact. Note: Depending on your phone, you may have to manually make all your contacts sync with Google individually. Some older phones may not support this functionality at all.
If you don't want to sync with Google, you can use a third-party app like Address Book & Contacts Sync to (ironically) sync your address book and contacts.
Depending on your phone, you may be able to sync your contacts with a PC and transfer them, but this functionality varies from device to device.
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Right, I was tired when I typed that :p. Gonna edit that out. Commented Dec 15, 2014 at 15:03
You can use the Mobogenie Software for importing and exporting contacts,sms and any stuff on your phone. You can also get backup of your data on your computer.