Data that you've saved to your Google Account automatically shows on your Pixel phone after you sign in. You can move other data with the steps below.
Important: If your data storage is full based on your device's capacity, data transfer could pause. Be sure to check your storage capacity before you start data transfer.
Step 1: Get ready to copy
- Charge both phones.
- Sync your BlackBerry or Windows Phone to your Google Account.
- To check whether you have a Google Account, enter your email address.
- If you don't have a Google Account, learn how to make one.
- Insert your SIM card into your Pixel phone. Learn how.
Tip: If Google Fi is your mobile carrier, you can use eSIM or a SIM card. - Turn on your Pixel phone.
- Tap Start
Set up as new. Follow the on-screen steps.
- If you pick a different option, you'll see: "Phone may not be supported."
- If you don't see "Start," your Pixel is already set up. You can still copy your data at any time.
Step 2: Copy your data
Continue using Google Account contacts
If you already use contacts in your Google Account, like in Gmail, you'll see them in your communication apps on your Pixel phone. Learn about using contacts on your phone.
Add contacts from another email provider
If you use contacts with another web-based email provider, you can import those contacts into your Google Account. For example, you can import from Outlook, Hotmail, Yahoo, and AOL. Learn how to import contacts from another email provider.
Add contacts from a SIM card
If your contacts are on a SIM card, you can import them. Learn how to import contacts from a SIM card.
Continue using Google Calendar
If you already use Google Calendar, open your Pixel phone's Calendar app 
Add events from another calendar app
You can import events from most calendar apps to Google Calendar. For example, you can import from Outlook Calendar. Learn how to import events to Google Calendar and get started with Google Calendar.
Copy from your Google Account
You can upload content from your current phone or computer to your Google Account. Your Pixel phone automatically shows the content in your Google Account. Learn how to:
Copy by USB cable
You can transfer content directly from your computer to your phone with a USB cable. Learn how to transfer files between your phone and computer.
Step 3: Switch to Android features
Continue using Gmail
If you already use Gmail, open your Pixel phone's Gmail app 
Set up Gmail for the first time
Learn how to sign in to Gmail and manage your Gmail account.
You can download many of the apps that you had on your Windows Phone or BlackBerry from Google Play.
You could have to pay for the Android versions of some apps. To transfer subscription services to your Pixel phone at no charge, sign in after you download the app. Learn how to get started with Google Play apps and games.