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Now comes the easy part - getting everything from iTunes onto your shiny new iPhone. From there you can move the files to where iTunes can sync up with them appropriately. Just plug in your BlackBerry, open up your file explorer on your computer, find the pictures, music, and video directories on your BlackBerry (by default on the SD card, but be sure to check the separate device storage), copy the directories, and paste them somewhere readily accessible on your computer.

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To skip using BlackBerry Link, simply copy your files from your BlackBerry to your Mac or PC.

Ensure under the device tab that all of the content types you want to import are checked off, then on the left-hand pane, click Back Up Now.

Check to make sure the Computer Import Folders are monitoring the same directory as your iTunes music, pictures and video libraries.

Click the bottom tab for your BlackBerry device, and click the gear in the top-right.

Music, pictures, and videos can be handled similarly through BlackBerry Link, except they're backed up to iTunes.

In the pop-up window, click Confirm and the process will begin.

Remember what you pick here - it's what you'll need to restore from iTunes later. Back up to step 3, and do the same for Calendar Syncing.

Pick either Outlook or Windows or Mac Contacts from the drop-down menu and click OK.

On the left-hand side you will see Contacts/Calendars click that to be taken to the next screen, from there click Set Up Contact Syncing or Set Up Calendar Syncing.

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( Download it here if you don't have it already.)

Plug in your BlackBerry 10 device to your computer over USB.

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If not, full details on using Link can be found here, but here's the play-by-play to get your contact and calendar data from your BlackBerry onto your computer. If you've already set up BlackBerry Link and are regularly backing up your data (wirelessly or otherwise), it's entirely possible that all of your data is already good to import through iTunes.

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If for whatever reason you can't or don't want to have your data sent up to the cloud you can side-load your contacts from your PC using BlackBerry Link. Once they are, just download the Box app for iOS and all your pictures will come down safe and sound, no cords necessary! Pictures, music, and other files can be shunted over through the native Box apps on both handsets, or Google Drive if you grab Pla圜loud 10 on BlackBerry.īox even offers automatic uploads on BlackBerry 10 which makes it super simple to get all your photos and videos into the cloud. If you don't trust Google or iCloud, you can also use a third party BlackBerry app like InTouch to upload and restore content between devices, though there's little reason to trust them any more than Google or Apple. Tap the Notes switch to turn on and sync your iPhone's Notes content, which will appear in your email account under Notes.

Tap the Calendars switch to turn on and sync your calendar data.

Tap the Contacts switch to turn on and sync your contacts data.

Tap the Mail switch to turn on and sync your email data.

If you're not already in your new account screen, tap Accounts in the upper left corner to go back to the Accounts screen.

Once the account has been added, make sure you've enabled syncing for all of the data you want transferred to your iPhone.

Select the account your current Mail, calendars, and contacts are on.įollow the instructions to log in with your account credentials.

Launch the Settings app on your new iPhone.

I have now deleted the whole contact list (Contacts/Options/Rset) and done a one-way sync via DM and Companionlink add-in and I have my contact list back again.

After that completed I saw all the duplicates. So I decided to continue with the sync using the Companionlink add-in as I always have for the 9700. I lost 36 hours worth of texts and emails but apart from that all seemed OK. I had backed up the 9700 myself before switching so I decided to restore that data. It had rebooted ok but there was no data.

The reboot completed and to my surprise DM told me the 9900 was on build 2406!.

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At the final leg I saw an error message telling me that the upgrade had failed but I could restore from the backup. Then it downloaded the upgrade and applied it. I agreed and it went through the motions of upgrading, including doing a backup first, or so I thought. When it connected DM told me I should upgrade the 9900 to build 2406. Today I connected the 9900 to DM do a sync. My contacts were originally put on the 9900 when I used switch devices in Desktop Manager to transfer data from my 9700.