BM-01 · Phones & Tablets
How to Move to a New Phone Without Losing Data
A new phone is easy to buy and annoying to adopt. Back up first, transfer second, and keep the old handset awake until a restore actually works.
DEVICE DESK / 2026
Bytemio is a hands-on desk for the hardware you actually carry: the phone move, the earbud seal, the charger that covers the bag, and the repair worth paying for.
Start with the device in your pocket
Move the data first, then fix the battery, then buy the charger. A device that is set up properly needs fewer replacements.
Open the transfer guide →Workstreams
Jump into the part of ownership that is failing this week.
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Every guide starts from a failure we reproduced: a transfer that stalled, a charger that negotiated the wrong wattage, a plug routine that fired twice.
Wattage, codecs, and cabin limits come from the standards body or agency that publishes them, and the guide links to the original.
When a part is serviceable, the guide says so and names the tool. When it is not, the guide says that too, before you buy the kit.
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