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Google has quietly released a free app for iOS to help you easily carry over data from an iPhone to an Android device, as reported by 9to5Google

Google has quietly released a free app for iOS to help you easily carry over data from an iPhone to an Android device. The switch to Android app works wirelessly, meaning you wo n’t have to worry about connecting the two phones with a cable.

The switch to Android app from Google helps you move your most important data types to a brand new Android device without fussy cables. The app will walk you through how to turn off iMessage so’you do n’t miss text messages from friends and family’.

Google did n’t respond to a request for comment about when the app might officially become listed on the app store on my iPhone.

9To5Google’s hands-on video shows you how the app will work in practice. The app is available to pre-order on Kickstarter.

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