This post has been updated. It was originally published on April 6, 2020. You probably do a lot of sharing from your phone—photos, files, links—which is why both Android and iOS have a sharing ...

Mac users need to rely on the Android File Transfer app. Your photos will be in one of two areas: The Pictures folder or the DCIM folder. Photos you took with your phone will likely be in your ...

Step3: Tap the Share button located at the top. Step 4: ... With the right adapter, you can connect a USB drive to your Android phone to move photos to and from the device.

If you have Android 6 and up, you can finally share files directly from phone to phone, just like AirDrop on the iPhone. It will also work with Chromebooks, but there’s no announced availability ...

Take your screenshot. Look for the Capture more button down in the lower-left corner, next to the Share and Edit buttons. (It may not be available in all apps.) Tap on it. You’ll see the entire ...

For this example, I'll be sharing a video from a Galaxy S23 Ultra to a Dell G7. To share the video, I went to the Photos app on my Android phone, hit the Share button, ...

Tap the Send button. Share an album via link. You can also share an album of photos by creating a link and inviting people to view and/or contribute to it. Here’s the quick way to do this in iOS ...

Google Photos has rolled out a convenient little feature called Quick Edits. It shows up when you share any image from Google Photos. In this new feature, you can quickly crop or enhance any image ...