Hi Guys and welcome to 123myit, in this video I will show you how to Transfer your data from Android to Pixel 4.
Ok guys this video will show you the official way to
transfer all your data from Android to Pixel 4.
This is helpful if you just got your Pixel 4 phone and you want to move all your Texts ,Messages, contacts, calendars, photos, videos, free apps and music to your Pixel 4.
Ok guys lets get started. If you have a new pixel 4 then you will see this start screen. However if you have already setup your phone then you will need to reset the Pixel 4 back to factory defaults.
Reset your Pixel 4 phone.
We can do this under settings > System and Advanced then
reset options. Just remember if already have data on your Pixel phone this will
wipe that data. So make sure you backup that data before doing the factory
reset. Go ahead and Erase all data again and confirm it.
All right, that will set your Pixel 4 back to factory
defaults and you will be able to start the Transfer from Android.
Also guys I get asked
this question all the time will it transfer App Data. The answer is Yes. Will
it transfer Paid apps. Again the answer is Yes.
Alright so we are back at the Start screen so just hit
Start. Now if you have your sim you can put it In now. Otherwise you can hit
skip. You don’t need a sim to Transfer data. Next connect your WIFI. This is
important because the Pixel 4 will download the updated Transfer software.
Once connected the Pixel will check for that software I
mentioned. Ok just tap next. And tap next again and then it will ask you for
your old phone. Make sure you remove your passcode or any security features on
your Android Phone. You will also need your old phone cable.
Plug in your two phones
The Pixel 4 should have a USB to USB C adapter, plug the
other end into your old phone USB cable and then plug the adapter end into your
Pixel 4.
Now go ahead and plug both phones into each other to start
the transfer.
Tap Copy on your old
Android Phone. Ok cool, the Pixel 4 will give you a summary of what you can
transfer.
Just untick any data that you don’t want to transfer and tap
copy. Also if you copying fails, try this method again but maybe try a small
transfer first like contacts. Double check you don’t have any security options
like passcodes that could block the transfer. Congratulations you just copied
your data tap on next and unplug your phones. Follow the prompts of your phone.
Your Pixel 4 should show you a confirmation of the data you
have copied. Alright you all done. Check your data and you are good to go.
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Hi Guys and welcome to 123myit, in this video I will show you how to Transfer your data from iPhone to Pixel 4. Ok guys in this video we will show you the official way to transfer all your data from iPhone to Pixel 4. This is helpful if you just got your Pixel 4 phone and you want to move all your Texts ,Messages, contacts, calendars, photos, videos, free apps and music to your Pixel 4.
Ok guys lets get started. If you have a new pixel 4 then you
will see this start screen. However if you have already setup your phone then
you will need to reset the Pixel 4 back to factory defaults.
System and Advanced
We can do this under settings > System and Advanced. Just
remember if already have data on your Pixel phone this will wipe that data. So
make sure you backup that data before doing the factory reset. Under reset
options now and we want to tap on Erase all data. Go ahead and Erase all data
again and confirm it.
Alright that will set your Pixel 4 back to factory defaults
and you will be able to start the Transfer from iPhone. Also guys I get asked
this question all the time will it transfer App Data. The answer is No unless
it’s a cloud based App that stores your data for you. Will it transfer Paid
apps. Again the answer is no. iPhone and Android are two different platforms.
Having said that I am sure there is 3rd party apps out there that
might do it, however that’s not part of this video.
Alright so we are back at the Start screen so just hit
Start. Now if you have your sim you can put it In now. Otherwise you can hit
skip. You don’t need a sim to Transfer data. Next connect your WIFI. This is
important because the Pixel 4 will download the updated Transfer software.
Once connected the Pixel will check for that software I
mentioned. Ok just tap next. And tap next again and then it will ask you for
your old phone. Make sure you remove your passcode or any security features on
your iPhone. You will also need your old phone cable.
Using the USB to USB C Adapter
The Pixel 4 should have a USB to USB C adapter plug the
other end into your old phone USB cable and then plug the adapter end into your
Pixel 4. Now go ahead and plug both phones into each other to start the
transfer. You can sign into google if you want or just skip it. And just tap
Trust of your iPhone if it prompts on your screen. Alright phones are connected
tap Next. You can enter your Google account or just hit skip. Ok right now the
Pixel 4 will check what data you have on your iPhone that it can transfer. Ok
cool, the Pixel 4 will give you a summary of what you can transfer. Just untick
any data that you don’t want to transfer and tap copy. Also if you copying
fails, try this method again but maybe try a small transfer first like
contacts. Double check you don’t have any security options like passcodes that
could block the transfer. Congratulations you just copied your data tap on next
and unplug your phones. Follow the prompts of your phone.
Your Pixel 4 should show you a confirmation of the data you have copied. Alright you all done. Check your data and you are good to go. Also guys don’t forget to check out my other videos such as Pixel 4 unboxing and first look. And do me a favour hit the subscribe button and smash the bell icon.
Hi guys and welcome to 123myIT. In this video we take a first look at the Google Pixel 4 Unboxing. Check out the Pixel 4 on Amazon here 👉 https://amzn.to/30Bb6QU
Prices for the Pixel 4 start at $799 us and it is $100
cheaper than the Pixel 4 XL. And the main new features for the Pixel 4 over the
Pixel 3 are a new bigger OLED display which has improved refresh rate up to
90hz. As well as 6 GB of Ram and a new Snapdragon 855 processor.
And of course it launches with Android 10 right of the bat.
Pixel 4 Unboxing – Right out of the Box!
All right guys let’s get to the unboxing and take a look what’s inside. So the first thing we see when doing the Google Pixel 4 Unboxing is the phone itself wrapped in plastic. And the colour I got is the clearly white, but it is also available in Just Black and Oh So Orange.
Under the phone we have the pretty standard documentation.
This includes a SIM eject tool and user guide on how to setup your Pixel.
Next up we have a set of Google Pixel USB-C earbuds and
there is an adjustable loop on the earbuds which allows you to set the size of
your ear so they grip to the inside of your ear better. Also included is a USB C cable and adapter
for charging the phone. This adapter has the Australia new Zealand plug.
However if you are in the US you will have the US adapter. You will also get a
USB C to USB adapter plug. This is helpful when transferring content with the a
USB cable.
Design
The pixel 4 is a decent looking phone. I actually like the
design of it. It has a low key clean look. It has matt black rails that go all
the way around the side of the phone. No markings along the back just the
Google G at the bottom and at the top a black square which contains the rear
facing camera. As well as the coloured power button on every version.
The screen on the Pixel 4 is bigger than the Pixel 3 going
from 5.5 inches to 5.7 inches. Its also got more rounded corners and it doesn’t
include the annoying notch that some other phones have.
The Screen
It’s a FHD+ flexible OLED display at 444 pixels per inch and
contains another big upgrade which is called Smooth Display. Smooth Display
refreshes the display at 90 Hz instead of the normal 60 Hz this means the
scrolling and movement of the screen will look somewhat smoother than normal.
The downside to high refresh rate is the battery life. More power is needed to
refresh the screen more often and thus this feature has been blamed for the
Pixel 4s poor battery life.
You can turn this feature off at least under the Advanced Display
settings. I found it hard to tell the difference when looking at the phone in
person so maybe this isn’t such a big deal for normal use.
The phone doesn’t have a finger print sensor which I thought
would be quite annoying. But it does have the fastest face unlock of any smart
phone. It does this by detecting movement
earlier with a little sensor called Motion Sense. This sensor detects moment
early and prepares the phone to detect a face. Once it detects your face the
phone unlocks it works really well.
Motion Sense
You can turn Motion Sense off under Settings System and you
can also use this feature to skip songs, silence /snooze alarms and silence
phone calls.
On the right hand side you have a coloured sleep wake power
button. The colour will be different depending on which colour you buy. And
below that you have the volume up and down buttons. On the left side you have
the sim card slot. If you eject the slot you will see a little rubber seal
which keeps water out and makes the phone dust and water resistant. This gives
the pixel its IP68 water resistant rating.
On the bottom the speaker slots are lined up nicely with the
USB type C port. On the top of the pixel there is allot of action going on however its
mostly hidden so the best way to show you is with a picture. You have a Face
unlock IR Camera, 8 mega pixel Front facing camera, Ambient light Proximity
sensor, Audio port, Soli radar chip, Face unlock dot Projector, Face unlock IR
Camera and Face unlock Flood illuminator.
Audio
The speakers sound really good and here’s a quick sample.
The specs for the Pixel 4 are similar to the Pixel 4 XL they
both have the Snapdragon 855 cpu and 6 GB of Ram. Of course to view video on
the screen and play games you will need to help of a GPU and the Pixel 4 comes
with the Adreno 640 chip. This also gives us a pretty solid improvement over
the Pixel 3. Both the Pixel 4 and XL come with a storage options of 64 GB or
128 GB.
Battery
Battery size has been downgraded from a 2915 mAh battery on
the Pixel 3 to a 2800 mAh battery on the Pixel 4. Its disappointing to say the
least as the battery doesn’t seem to last as long as it should.
Camera
In terms of the two cameras on the back of the Pixel 4 you
have a 12.2 mega pixel, dual pixel rear camera with a 1.7 aperture. And you
also have a 16 mega pixel telephoto camera with a f 2.5 aperture. Testing out
the Super Res Zoom on the camera and it does a good job zooming down the street.
The Telephoto camera only has a 2x optical zoom this mean the rest of the zoom
is handled by the Super Res Zoom.
The camera also has some neat new sliders for exposure and shadows
adjustment. And as you can see here I change the exposure and shadows on the
fly. Even when objects are closer the camera does a really good job keeping all
the detail.
Lets take a quick look at the camera settings. At the bottom
we have different modes. Night sight for night photos. Portrait mode for
Portrait photos. The regular camera mode and a Video mode. We also have a more setting which opens up Panorama
mode. Photo sphere which is a 360 degree Panorama feature. Slow motion and time
lapse mode. Playground mode which allows
you to put object within other photos.
Google Lens
And the last one is Google Lens which allows you to take
photo and then it will return a Google search on the object that you photograph.
As for video it will do 720p 1080p and 4K, but you will need to turn on the 4K
feature in settings.
Don’t forget the Pixel 4 also support wireless charging.
When using the pad you might need to ajust the phone slightly until it makes a
connection.
Overall the Pixel 4 is a great phone, but I find it hard to recommend
because of the small battery. I also found the software at times buggy, like
when using the zoom on the camera and for no reason it would flick back to the
home screen. I can imagine this happening when you are about to capture that
special moment. Very frustrating.
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