How-to:

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Sync iPhone Contacts with Google Using iTunes:

NOTE: Using iTunes on a computer connected to the Internet, you can sync your iPhone contacts with your Google account. Then you can sync the account data, including contacts, with the Motorola device.

1. Connect the iPhone to your computer using the Lightning cable
2. Launch iTunes on the computer and go to “Info”
3. Enable “Sync Contacts With”
4. Select “Google Contacts” from the drop-down menu and sign in with your Google account (Alternatively, click “Configure” and select an existing account)
5. Click “Apply” to start the sync
6. After the sync is complete, switch to the Lenovo device and sign in with the same Google account used in iTunes
7. Allow the account to sync contacts with your Android device

Share iPhone Contacts from iCloud Backup:

NOTE: If your iPhone contacts have been previously backed up to your iCloud account, you can access the account on a computer connected to the Internet and export the contacts in vCard format for Android use.

1. Launch the Internet browser on the computer
2. Visit https://www.icloud.com/ and sign in with your iCloud account
3. Go to “Contacts” and select the desired contacts
4. Click “Settings” > “Export vCard”
5. After the vCard has been downloaded on the computer, follow one of these steps:
   
   • Launch the Internet browser and import the vCard to “Google Contacts”, or:
   • Connect the Lenovo B to your computer via USB, transfer the vCard to the phone storage, and use “Contacts” to import it

Using “My Contacts Backup”:

NOTE: Although the methods above require a computer connected to the Internet, alternatively you can share your iPhone contacts using third party applications. My Contacts Backup is an iOS third-party app that can be used to back up and share iPhone contacts via email.

1. Visit the App Store and install “Send Anywhere” on the iPhone
2. Launch the app and tap “Backup” to create a vCard backup file of your iPhone contacts
3. Tap “Email” once done
4. Ensure the vCard backup file is attached to the email and send it to your own address
5. On the Lenovo device, open the email and download the vCard attachment
6. Use “Contacts” to import the vCard to your phonebook

Using “Send Anywhere”:

NOTE: Another third party app you can use is Send Anywhere, available on iOS and Android. The app uses a peer-2-peer connection to transfer contacts and other file types, cross-platform, without requiring a computer.

1. Go to the App Store and install “Send Anywhere” on the iPhone
2. Launch the Google Play Store and install the same app on the Lenovo B
3. Open the app on both smartphones. On the iPhone, tap “Send” > “Contacts”
4. Select the desired contacts and tap “Send”
5. Lastly, select the desired transfer method, such as “Generate QR Code” on the iPhone or “Receive” on the Lenovo device. Follow the on-screen steps to complete the process

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Using Google account

Since you are moving to an Android device, it's almost a given you'll be using a Google account. Login to your Google account (or first create one, if you don't have it). Now, head to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars, and add the Google account there. When asked what information is to be synced with the account, make sure you select Contacts. Note that synchronization may take a while depending on how many contacts you have. When finished, you can check the list of contacts in your Google account.

Using iCloud

pple's own iCloud synchronization service can also come in handy for transferring contacts from an iPhone to an Android smartphone. To do this, go to Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendars, and then select 'iCloud' from account options. Now select contacts to sync your contacts with the iCloud account.
After this is done, you'll have to head to icloud.com on your PC's web browser and log in with your Apple ID. After logging in, select Contacts > All Contacts. Now click the gear icon at the bottom of the page and click Export vCard. This will create a VCF file on PC which can be imported to your Android phone.