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On Windows 10, the clipboard history feature allows users to view items copied over a specific period. The items could be text, HTML or images (less than 4MB). You can have a list or history of the content you’ve copied to use it later.

Over the last few years, Microsoft’s My Phone app has slowly yet steadily evolved with time.

When it comes to managing the clipboard, both Windows and Android have gotten better over time. You can easily access old notes and clips on your default keyboard app on your Android phone, while Windows shows you a list of all the things you have c

Copy and paste is the most basic function while dealing with text or links on a computer. And when it comes to productivity, you have to watch out for the content you’ve copied and pasted.

You must have used copy-paste functionality at least once whether you own a smartphone, tablet, or computer. What would life be without copy and paste? Scary. We use it almost daily and yet we take it for granted like most of the regularly used thing

The clipboard is where texts you copy on your smartphone are stored. The default Android clipboard functionality, however, only lets you recover (read: paste) the recent entry, i.e., the last text you copied.

When Pushbullet moved its amazing universal clipboard feature to the premium version, I was devastated. All my setup broke overnight, and I had to remove Pushbullet entirely after that. To the extent, that I never looked for an alternative until now.

The clipboard is a central part of any ecosystem, be it a phone or a PC. It works quietly in the background and makes sure that all your Ctrl+X and Ctrl+V works as expected. And with the introduction of Windows 10’s Cloud Clipboa

Most of the Android phones come pre-installed with Google’s own keyboard app, Gboard. Unfortunately, Gboard doesn’t offer a clipboard. For those who’re unsure, a clipboard is a utility where your copied text is saved for later use. Gboard d

Copy-pasting must be like muscle memory for all of us. We do it multiple times every day on our computers and phones without thinking about it.

A few weeks back we discussed an app for Android using which you can select and copy un-selectable text to the clipboard. We need such features on our smartphones, but if you think about it, we need a similar feature on our Windows computer. Let’s

Android Marshmallow introduced some improvements in copy-paste functionality of Android devices. We also showed you how you can get these improvements on older versions of Android. But, we still don’t have a native clipboard manager for Android. We

The only inevitable action that’s certain to happen once you copy an item on your clipboard is to paste it. Thank God for Larry Tesler coming up with the idea of copy/paste or the entire digital world would have been different. From simple text to t

Image via ShutterstockCopy and paste is essential to life. Either copying text from Wikipedia and pasting it in your research paper or copying lines of text from Office documents and merging them in a different document. If you work with text, copy a

If you’re using an Android phone, life without Pushbullet is meaningless. The Android app can do so much. With the Chrome extension you can view notifications, reply to SMSs, share the clipboard history between two devices, and a lot more. The only

Pushbullet is quickly becoming one of those Android apps that you just can’t help but recommend. When it launched, it solved the simple problem of sending text and links from the computer to Android (and vice-versa). Then it added notification mirr

When widgets for iOS 8 were announced in WWDC 2014, I, like many, jumped up in the air and gave myself a high five. But then the Apple-ness of this decision dawned on me. I knew too little about this potentially powerful feature. It was best not

For a lot of us, Android phones are our lives. We try to do everything on it. We chat, share, post, click and sometimes even manage to get some work done. Most of what we do on Android is in some way or the other related to text. If you find yourself

When it comes to sharing data, any kind of data, directly between Mac and iOS, there aren’t many options to begin with. Apple’s own AirDrop on Mac will share data only with other Macs and it’s the same story for iOS. Power users are desperately

I’m sure we all frequently save text for one purpose or another. I always find myself copying whole paragraphs, URLs, definitions, email content etc. for use in other applications. When something is copied, it’s sent to the Windows clipboard. Whe