You can move your data to a new Android device from another kind of device, or start fresh with your new Android device. Important: Some of these steps work only on Android 10 and up.

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The first time you connect wirelessly, you will need to pair your phone and car via Bluetooth. Important: For best results, keep your phone's Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Location Services turned …

Get to know your Android phone Learn how to use your Android device and get the most out of Google. Get step-by-step guides and instructional videos on how to set up your phone, …

When you set up your new device, you can move your data from your old Android device to your new Android device. Important: If you are transferring data from an old Android device to a …

To pick your Google Voice number, tap Search. You can search by city or area code. If numbers aren’t available, try a nearby city or area code. Next to the number you want, tap Select. …

If you previously added cards, tickets, or passes to your wallet with Google Pay, they should appear in your Google Wallet. You may be asked to set up a screen lock on your Android …

If you skipped the option to transfer your data during the initial device setup, you may need to return to the setup depending on how long you’ve had your new Android device. If that doesn't …

Continue following the on-screen instructions to complete setup of the device. A device running Android Pie (9.0) or later, compatible devices running Android Oreo (8.0) or later, or Pixel …

If the instructions below don't work, search your device manufacturer's help center for how to add another user profile. Tip: Add a screen lock for the new profile to make sure your child can’t …