Moving Android to iPhone

1) best to use itunes honestly. Rather than the file system browser android has, iphone fully uses itunes for all organization of media

2) go to settings. Mail contacts and calendars. Add account. And put in your gmail. Select contacts and all of them automatically sync in your phone.
3) log into Facebook in the Facebook app that you downloaded. Go to settings facebook and enable picture syncing.

Honestly best thing to do is go to an apple store and make an appointment and ask all the question you can

 

1. I have no idea, only can say try to get used to iTunes...

2. Here it's a app to do the sync. I used this and it is ok though still needs some manual adjustment.
https://itunes.apple.com/de/app/contacts-sync-for-google-gmail/id451691288?l=en&mt=12

3. Go to setting, log in your Facebook account and update in the same place.

 

In short no, the iPhone maintains the same philosophy from the first iPod, you organise your music library on the PC/mac and your iPhone/iPad/iPod syncs with that.

The only exception is that you can of course download music from the iTunes Store direct on the phone (which then downloads automatically into your PC/mac iTunes later) - that's the only other way to get music into the music app on your phone. Yes it's locked down, and restricted, and favours apple for purchasing etc - but it's also a nice and simple way to manage your media and works pretty well at keeping everything organised.

Of course the built in music app is not the only way you can listen to music - there are various alternatives with their own libraries, like Spotify, Amazon's streaming services, and others.

 

I don't know if VLC supports audio yet, but you can dump media files in your Dropbox folder for example and play via a media player such as VLC.