Backup contacts, photos, videos, sms messages and call logs from Samsung Galaxy Core Prime LTE (SM-G360G)
Available guides for synchronization to the secure cloud
From device
From Samsung Galaxy Core Prime LTE (SM-G360G)From Samsung Galaxy Core Prime LTE (SM-G360G)
Supported functions
- contact synchronization
- sms backup
- call log backup
- photo synchronization
- video synchronization
- automatic sync
Transfer your contacts, photos, videos, sms messages and call logs from Samsung Galaxy Core Prime LTE (SM-G360G) to an online storage and back to keep them safe and up to date.
Samsung Galaxy Core Prime LTE (SM-G360G) is supported on PhoneCopy.
Please note that following settings may vary a little depending on the firmware version.
Confirmed models
Confirmed versions
- Android 5.1 Lollipop
- Android 4.4 KitKat
News
- 30/03/2026
- Even in New Zealand we have a user with Samsung Galaxy Core Prime LTE (SM-G360G) phone. He backs up his contacts, sms messages and call logs.
- 29/07/2020
- We just got first user of this model in India! Someone just backed up his contacts.
- 03/02/2020
- Someone used PhoneCopy for backup of this phone model in Australia. His contacts were transferred.
Android versions running on Samsung Galaxy Core Prime LTE (SM-G360G)
PhoneCopy for Android app supports various Android versions. Our users synchronized their Samsung Galaxy Core Prime LTE (SM-G360G) running Android 5.1 Lollipop (73.71%), Android 4.4 KitKat (26.29%).
The chart depicts Samsung Galaxy Core Prime LTE (SM-G360G) backup with PhoneCopy, running on various versions of Android.
Samsung Galaxy Core Prime LTE (SM-G360G) users around the world
Samsung Galaxy Core Prime LTE (SM-G360G) is preffered for contact backup by PhoneCopy users in several countries around the world - New Zealand (Aotearoa) - 94.59%, Australia - 4.05%, India (Bharôt, ভাৰত, ভারত, Bhārat, ભારત, भारत, Bhārata, ಭಾರತ, Bhāratam, ഭാരതം, Bharôtô, ଭାରତ, ਭਾਰਤ, भारतम्, Bārata, பாரதம், Bhāratadēsam, భారత దేశం) - 1.35%.
Histogram depicts Samsung Galaxy Core Prime LTE (SM-G360G) backup with PhoneCopy around the world.
Text guideline - How to backup
With Samsung Galaxy Core Prime LTE (SM-G360G)
- Download our PhoneCopy for Android application to your mobile device.
- After launching the application, create a new account from the application. If you have already created an account on web pages www.phonecopy.com, log in to this existing account in the application.
- After successful login, go through the application setup wizard and then select Synchronize (for an account with an existing backup) / Backup (for an empty account) or press the Later button and then select option in the side menu Back up contacts / Restore contacts for one-way synchronization.
For more information about our app, visit our PhoneCopy for Android page.
In the case of problems with synchronization, please contact us.
User comments
To leave a comment please sign in.
-
-
Hello, 96,486 is really big count of SMS. It is possible that the processing of such a number of items takes a long time and it is possible that server terminate the communication due to a long time without response from the device.
We are curently working on optimalization of application, which may solve issue like yours. We will release new version of app asap, within a few days at the latest. We will contact you. Please, be patient.
Thank you-
Hello,
we developed a promised new beta version (3.4.3) of app. This optimized version should solve your reported issue. Please, download and install new version and try to sync again with it.
I recommend, plug in charger during sync, because sync of big count of items take long time and it is possible that Android system will try to limit the app due to battery life.
Download link: https://www.phonecopy.com/android/download/phonecopy.apk
Please, send us feedback, if it works now or not.
Thank you for your patience and cooperation.
-
-


My phone has 96,486 SMS that has to be backed up but the process keeps terminating due to "internet connection lost". My fiber internet access is quite stable so I don't think disruption is the cause. Is there a way I can back up the sms in parts? mebacal1960, 19/10/2020