Samsung Galaxy S5 Manual & Quick Start Guide

To access contacts on your phone is a little challenging since files like contacts and messages which are saved in the internal memory on SIM card can't be easily accessed, let alone transferring contacts from Samsung to Samsung phone. But this Mobile Transfer software actually makes it as easy as pie! With this software, you are free to transfer contacts from Samsung to OPPO R11, as well as other files like photo, videos, music, apps, text messages, call logs, apps, eBooks (PDFs and ePubs).

Have you ever sync your Android data with Google account for making a backup? If you have, you must know that these backed up files are able to be restored back to the device. So in this case,you could try to sync the contacts on the samsung to Google Drive and then restore them to OPPO R11.

To transfer contacts from Samsung to OPPO,the easiest way is to use phone to phone data transfer program,it can connect two devices and can help you transfer not only contatcs but also other media fiels.

Hi maryare lam! Simply sync the contacts from your Samsung Galaxy S5 to your Google account. When you buy the Oppo R11 and enter the same Google account and sync it, you should be able to get the contacts there easily.

It's easy to Transfer Contacts from Samsung to OPPO R11 with the help of Gmail and coolmuster mobile transfer. With their helps, we can directly transfer contacts between mobile phones. About the details, just search online. 

best question!

Hi Peter Baker. Since the phone doesn't have quickcharge technology like the flagship phones released lately, I think RAVPower 3-Port (26800 mAh) is ok. The size seems just right for me, not too bulky.

Try reinstalling the battery then plug in the charger. If it lights up, try turning it on.

Hi there. Can you tell us what happens when you try to open Knox app?

Hi Govind. Can you tell us more about it? What does it say when you open it?

It might be problem with Android firmware. Please update the phone with latest version, it definitely resolve your problems. You can follow instructions for update here.

Try to remove the battery for a few minutes then try turning it on again. If it still won't display anything, I'm afraid the display is broken. In that case, It will be best to bring the phone to service center for repair.

Hi Andy. Are you pertaining to charging? Check the USB adapter, it will indicate if it can support 220 volts. Though most chargers now support 110v and 220v.

Hi Joe. I'm not sure but are you pertaining to emojis?

Hi John. May I suggest that you try using a different text messaging app? There's a lot free to download on Google Play store.