[pjtwyman]

I have a Note 8.0 gtn5110 and am thinking of upgrading to a Tab S. Is it possible to transfer my apps and settings across to my new device without re-downloading everything from Play Store or using wifi (wifi is too unreliable)? I know that there are sync options for some apps but these require wifi.

Ideally I would like to transfer everything across (including app settings). The OS versions will be different (from 4.2.2 to 4.4.2) but the devices are both Samsung.

I can presumably transfer the SD data (photos, music, docs) by moving the card or using the USB. My current device is not rooted and will remain so.

Can anyone advise.

[B. Diddy]

Try using Kies for photos, contacts, etc (but not apps): How do I Transfer Content between two Samsung devices using Kies 2.6? : Cell Phones | Samsung.

You could try using Helium to backup your apps and app data, then restore them to a different device.

[Rukbat]

I'd run WiFi File Transfer on one and a browser on the other. No need to get a computer involved.

[pjtwyman]

Thanks for your replies. The music and pictures are no problem as I can switch the SD card or use a usb or Kies via my laptop. It is the apps and their settings that I am concerned. I have done factory reset with backup and restore in the past (using Kies). Is it possible to backup the Note 8 and then restore it to the new tablet?

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[Rukbat]

App Backup & Restore for the apps or Helium for apps and data.

[pjtwyman]

Thanks I will give Helium a try when I get the new tablet.