SmoothSync for Cloud Contacts -- Making the switch from iPhone to Android that much easier

iCloud

SmoothSync for Cloud Contacts was designed especially with Android newbies in mind, as well as users who which to keep their data on their iPhone and Android synced by operating invisibly in the background.

In order to use SmoothSync you must have (or must set up) an iCloud account.

Setting the app up is very easy: all you need do is enter your Apple ID and password, and even if you have several Apple accounts SmoothSync will know what to do.

Contacts

When you opt for SmoothSync you also get Contacts Editor Pro, an app that helps manage contacts. The advantage is that with Contacts Editor Pro you may select if a contact (new or already existing) is to be synced with iCloud or not.

Synchronisation settings

Shortcuts to the global sync settings are not the app?s main feature, but they certainly do help save a bit of time. Syncing with Google Accounts is also an option, and an especiallw viable one when automatic syncing is switched off.

Permissions

The required permissions strike us as being perfectly straight forward and transparent.

Bottom line:

This app is a great option for iPhone users who are looking to make the transition to Android, as well as users who wish to continue using iCloud but also want the full advantage spectrum of the Android system.

SmoothSync for Cloud Contacts syncs contacts (and profile pictures) quickly and efficiently.

A possible downside is that there?s no support provided for groups, but the developpers have announced that this feaure will be included in the upcoming release.

Jelly Bean users will find that for the moment a bug that delete the account is on the loose for the moment, but a fix is already available.

Source: http://www.androidpit.com/en/android/tests/test/394513/SmoothSync-for-Cloud-Contacts-Making-the-switch-from-iPhone-to-Android-that-much-easier

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