How to Transfer Contacts from Samsung Galaxy F04 to Outlook

I would like to export/edit my contacts that are on My Samsung Galaxy F04 and get them onto my computer for a back, to edit them, to input/import them into Outlook. Can this be done and how? Is there something I can download or a backup assistant?

With lots of contacts on your Samsung Galaxy F04, you may want to transfer these contacts from Samsung Galaxy F04 to Outlook for backup. This way, when you get a new Android phone or when you lose contacts by accident, you can quickly get them back.

To sync Android to Outlook, I highly recommend an Android manager: Dr.Fone - Phone Manager (Android) . This program empowers you to transfer contacts on your Samsung Galaxy F04 to Outlook 2003/2007/2010/2013 easily and effortlessly.

Dr.Fone - Phone Manager (Android)

One Stop Solution to Transfer Contacts from Samsung Galaxy F04 to Outlook

• Transfer files between Android and computer, including contacts, photos, music, SMS, and more.
• Manage, export/import your music, photos, videos, contacts, SMS, Apps etc.
• Transfer iTunes to Android (vice versa).
• Manage your Samsung Galaxy F04 on computer.
• Fully compatible with Android 8.0.

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How to sync Android with Outlook?

Now, I’d like to introduce you how to transfer Android contacts to Outlook. Download this free trial version on your computer. Then check out the easy steps below.

Step 1. Connect Android phone with a computer and run Dr.Fone

To start with, connect your Samsung Galaxy F04 with a computer either via a USB cable. Run Dr.Fone on your computer and choose Transfer fron the main window Then, your Samsung Galaxy F04 will be detected instantly. After that, the primary window will appears like the screenshot shows below.

Step 2. Android to Outlook sync

Then, click “Contacts” under “Information” panel on the top. In the contact management window, choose the contacts that you want to export. Click “Export” button. When the drop-down menu pops up, you can either click “Export selected contacts to computer” or “Export all contacts to computer”. After that, click “to Outlook Express” or “to Outlook 2003/2007/2010/2013”. Then, the contract transferring begins. Be sure your Samsung Galaxy F04 is connected all the time.

As you see, apart from exporting Android contacts to Outlook, you can also copy contacts from Samsung Galaxy F04 to vCard, Windows Live Mail and Windows Address Book. If you have a Gmail account, you’re able to export Android contacts to your computer, and then backup these Android contacts to your Gmail account too.

Now, download Dr.Fone - Phone Manager (Android) to have a try!

4 Ways to Transfer Music from Samsung Galaxy F04 to iPhone

You switch from an Android device to an iPhone but can’t find an ideal solution to transfer music from Samsung Galaxy F04 to iPhone.

Welcome to the club! A while back, I was facing the same issue as iOS devices come with numerous restrictions. Unlike an Android to Android transfer, it can be tough to move music from Android to a new iPhone , such as iPhone 13. Thankfully, I discovered some quick fixes for this problem, which I’m going to share with all of you right here. Read on and learn how to transfer music from Samsung Galaxy F04 to iPhone in 4 surefire ways.

Part 1: How to transfer music from Samsung Galaxy F04 to iPhone, including in 1 click?

Yes – you have read it right. You can learn how to send music from Samsung Galaxy F04 to iPhone using Dr.Fone - Phone Transfer with just one click. This remarkable tool by Dr.Fone can help you switch from one device to another in a few minutes. A highly advanced tool, it supports data transfer between Android and iPhone, iPhone and iPhone, and Android and Android. Since a cross-platform data transfer is supported, you won’t face any trouble moving music from Samsung Galaxy F04 to iPod, iPad, or iPhone.

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Transfer music from Samsung Galaxy F04 to iPhone in 1 Click!

• Easily transfer every type of data from Samsung Galaxy F04 to iPhone, including music, videos, photos, messages, contacts, apps data, call logs, etc.
• Works perfectly with most smartphones and tablets, including Apple, Samsung, HTC, LG, Sony, Google, HUAWEI, Motorola, ZTE, Nokia, and more.
• Fully compatible with major network providers such as AT&T, T-mobile, Verizon & Sprint.
• Compatible with the latest mobile phone operating system, including iOS & Android.
• Fully compatible with the latest computer system Windows and Mac

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A user-friendly tool is compatible with most Android and iOS devices. The desktop application is available for Windows and Mac, which comes with a free trial as well. Besides music, you can also move your contacts, messages, photos, call logs, and other important content. Follow the steps below to get started:

1. Firstly, launch the Dr.Fone toolkit on your computer and go to the “Switch” option from its welcome screen.

   

2. Now, you need to connect two devices to the system. Once the Samsung Galaxy F04 devices are detected, authenticate them and select the media transfer option.

3. Both of your devices will automatically be detected by the application. Ideally, your Samsung Galaxy F04 will be listed as “Source” while the iPhone should be the “Destination” device. If not, you can click on the Flip button to interchange their positions.

   

4. Choose the data that you would like to transfer. To move music from Samsung Galaxy F04 to iPhone, make sure the option of “Music” is enabled before clicking on the “Start Transfer” button.

   

5. As Dr.Fone - Phone Transfer will move the selected data from Samsung Galaxy F04 to iPhone, wait for a while. Once it is completed, you will be notified.

That’s it! With just one click, you can now move music from Samsung Galaxy F04 to iPhone. After that, you can safely disconnect both of the Samsung Galaxy F04 devices.

Part 2: How to transfer music from Samsung Galaxy F04 to iPhone selectively?

Another user-friendly way to learn how to send music from Samsung Galaxy F04 to iPhone is by using Dr.Fone - Phone Manager (Android) . A part of the Dr.Fone toolkit, it can be a complete Android device manager. You can transfer your data between Android and computer and from an Android to an iOS device. You can even move songs from your Samsung Galaxy F04 to iTunes without using iTunes itself.