Learn how to use WarpShare and NearDrop apps to utilize Apple's AirDrop and Android's Nearby Share/Quick Share protocols to send photos, videos, audio, documents, and other files from your Android phone to your Mac.
You can easily use Bluetooth to send files from an Android phone to a Mac and vice versa. However, if transferring images, videos, music, documents, etc., between your Android device and your Mac fails, follow these troubleshooting steps to fix this common issue and get your file sharing up and running again.
In this article, we will show you how to turn off or restrict Airdrop on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac, giving you control over who can send you files, and providing a higher level of privacy and security.
Moving from an Android to iPhone? This guide will go over the easiest ways to transfer all your Google contacts to your Apple iCloud account using your iPhone or a computer.
In this tutorial, we'll show you how to use a cable connection to reliably transfer iPhone photos and videos to your iPad.Â
You can easily connect a flash drive, SD card, thumb drive, camera, USB drive, USB stick, memory stick, photo stick, and other kind of external storage with your iPad. Once done, you can move files between the external drive and your local iPad storage (or iCloud Drive).
In this tutorial, we'll share everything you need and show you how to use flash drives on iPad.
This guide applies to all iPads, including the iPad mini and the powerful iPad Pro, and it works with all recent versions of iPadOS.
Are you planning to move from iPhone to an Android phone like Google Pixel, Samsung Galaxy S or Note series, Motorola, One Plus, etc.? If so, this guide is for you.
Here are a few things you must know and do while moving from iOS to Android.
Do you regularly transfer photos, videos, songs, books, and other files from your iPhone or iPad to your Mac? You may do this for backup purposes, to free up space on your primary iPhone, or move data while switching to a new phone. In order to make your iOS to computer transfers effortless, you should try MacX MediaTrans on your Mac or WinX MediaTrans on your Windows PC.
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If you have valuable SMS, MMS, and iMessage on your current iPhone, you might not want to leave them behind. Instead, you'll want to transfer them to your new iPhone when you make the switch. Similarly, if you have to erase your iPhone to troubleshoot an issue, you'll want to back up your messages and restore them later on that same iOS device.
In this tutorial, we'll show you how to transfer messages from iPhone to iPhone.
In this easy tutorial, we'll show you the best, easiest, and free ways to transfer files from a Mac to an Android phone and from an Android phone to a Mac.
Using this, you can move PDFs, documents, songs, videos, movies, APK files, and pretty much anything across these devices.
In this tutorial, we will share the easiest ways to get photos off your iPhone and transfer them to another iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android smartphone, or Windows PC.
All the wireless and wired methods mentioned here are free and work offline unless noted otherwise. We are also using only official tools from Apple, Microsoft, and Google unless no solid option was available.
It's that special time of the year when people are getting their hands on the new iPhone 14 series and the exciting iOS 16.
If you bought an iPhone or are planning to buy one, you might be thinking about moving your data from your current smartphone to your new iPhone.
Sure, Apple has the Move to iOS app to help you switch from Android to iOS and the Quick Start feature to migrate your data from your current iPhone to a new one. On the basic level, these tools are handy. But as you will find out, they have some drawbacks.
Thankfully, AnyTrans from iMobie, a continuously updated decade-old app, will comfortably allow you to transfer all or selected data from your current iPhone or Android phone to your new iPhone 14.