Wondering the best way to do this. I'm nervous that I'll lose my contacts if I mess up the transfer!
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@Andrea: Did you transfer your contacts to Blackberry Desktop first?
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@mrbee: I've done that before, but not for a while. I should know how to do it though.
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@Andrea: I think you can either do that, or use the Google Sync app to sync through Google's websites!
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@mrbee: That's what I thought but it no longer works for Blackberry apparently: http://www.engadget.com/2012/04/20/google-sync-for-blackberry-discontinued/
I think the other option is Blackberry Desktop to Outlook and then to iPhone.
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Who are the phones through? AT&T switched all my contacts from my android phone (tmobile) to my iphone (AT&T) and DH's contacts from his blackberry (unlocked verizon) to his android (AT&T) without even batting an eyelash. It was really fast and we both got all of our contacts.
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@April_Showers: AT&T! How did you get them to do that?
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They offered when we purchased the phones. I would just go in and ask. I remember when I tried to get my contacts from my blackberry to my android though (without help) it was a big pain. You had to reassign all of your contacts to the sim card one by one and then transfer them.
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@April_Showers: Great to know, thanks! I will try and do it myself first since there aren't any stores close to me, though.
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I just had Apple do it for me. Don't know if they charge if you're not getting service. I got a new phone so they just did it for me.
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The Verizon store did it for me when I bought my iPhone.
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@erwoo: @ladyfingers: I just thought of something. I have to go into NYC tomorrow so they have lots of stores there. I'll go in and ask, yay!
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@Andrea: yay! I was stressing over it at first too. Good luck!
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