OnePlus has a guide on how to switch from an iPhone to the OnePlus One

Ever since the beginning, OnePlus presented its One smartphone as the “2014 flagship killer” - touting its multitude of high-end features offered at a very attractive price ($299 for the base model). Today, OnePlus suddenly realized that some customers “may be immigrating” to the One (which runs Cyanogen OS - based on Android KitKat) from “a certain fruit-loving tech company.” Thus, it posted a guide that can assist iPhone users in switching to a OnePlus One. The guide shows you how to import contacts, pictures, songs and iTunes playlists, how to sync your email, how to find apps, how to tweak things, and so on. You can see it all at the source link below.



While the OnePlus One isn’t available to buy in the same way that most smartphones are, OnePlus is offering customers the chance to preorder it at certain times. For example, November 17 is the next date when pre-orders will be open.



Last month, Google itself posted a guide to help people switch from iOS to Android. Moreover, in September, Apple did a similar thing, creating a support page to assist users who want to switch from Android to an iPhone or iPad. It's good to see that everyone wants to make it easy for users to switch, isn't it?