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This is where you check your contact list in through Gmail account
1. First of all you need to make sure that you are logged in to your Google account on
your new phone. The way to do so is pretty universal across all cell phone brands,
but small differences may occur. You are going to have to head on over to your
phones settings. They can be found in the apps folder of your phone.
2. Once there you will have to navigate your way to the accounts section. From there
choose add account. Add a Google account, and make sure you use the same
account as you do when you log in to your Gmail on your computer.
3. When you have added your Google account to your phone head back and press the
newly added Google account.
4. Press your Gmail address to bring forth a list of things you want synced.
5. Make sure Contacts is ticked of. If not do so now. Best phone
6. Your contacts will sync with your new phone.
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Your contacts should now be completely restored to your new phone. Head on over to
your contact list to see for yourself.
If you still can’t find any contacts there is another thing to take into consideration. The
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Android cell phone platform is very versatile, and one of the many options you have is
that you can choose which contacts you want your phone to display. This means that
your phone could be set to not display the contact list you want to use. Let me tell you
how to check that your contacts has been set up the correct way.
You will now find yourself at the point in the settings menu where you can choose has managed to build up the kind of buzz they was hop-
ing for. Now for the good part, Here are the highlights
which contacts to display. All you have to do now is tick of the one or ones you want
from today’s announcements so far.
your phone to display.
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