If you use Microsoft’s subscription email client, Outlook 365, then importing contacts will need to be done via Outlook 2016, 2013, 2010 or 2007 (desktop or laptop client).

Outlook 365 is Microsoft’s premium web based mail client. Being able to access your Outlook mail without using a desktop client is very useful, especially if you’re on the go!

There are many reasons you might want to move from iPhone to Samsung. If you’re looking to get any of Samsung’s wide range of phones, from high end flagship to bargain budget, it’s very simple to move your iPhone contacts to any Samsung device.

Got the latest Samsung phone? Need to transfer your details from your old device? Transferring contacts from Samsung to Samsung is very simple, especially if you’re setting up your new phone for the first time.

If you’ve been using Gmail or you have a new Android phone, don’t worry, Google automatically backs-up your contacts.

As one of the most popular and oldest free email providers, AOL Mail has many users. If, however, you have decided to move to a new email client it is quite straightforward to export your contacts to your new provider.

AOL Mail has been around pretty much since the internet started, so you may be using one of these email accounts on a daily basis. If you’re using AOL Mail then importing your contacts is a very simple procedure.

OK Google is a voice activated assistant which allows you to search online and complete many tasks using just your device’s voice activated control. It is also powerful with contacts.

Apple’s iCloud is a great way to back up your contacts and iPhone settings. There are several ways to get your iCloud contacts, but if you need to export your contacts from your account then this is the easiest way to do it.

If you’re making the move from Android to iPhone, you don’t have to leave all your contacts behind! You can add Google Contacts to iPhone very easily.