In the middle of last September (2015), Apple released the iOS application Move to provide all users wishing to migrate to Android iOS can take their respective histories SMS, multimedia contents, bookmarks, messages and even email accounts and calendar appointments from your Android device to the new iOS device, using for it the same WiFi network.
It might seem that in principle Apple was never going to launch an application migration function in reverse to help users who wish to migrate the various data available from iOS devices to Android devices, but circumstances may force just otherwise.
And it
Telegraph published this weekend, according to industry sources, Apple would have reached an agreement privately for the development of an application that facilitates the migration of data from iOS to Android.
Behind this agreement are the pressures of the various European mobile phone companies because they see as a part small customers migrate from iPhone to Android devices by the difficulties you can migrate your data, leaving Apple in a dominant position when conducting trade negotiations.
It only remains to confirm whether Apple really is developing such application, the launch would be a change in based on keeping its customers tied in its ecosystem strategy.
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