file sharing

Share images, videos and files is easy if you own a Samsung Galaxy phone. Here’s how to use Quick Share on your Samsung Galaxy phone.

One of the beauties of using a file-sharing service like Dropbox is that it allows you to share specific files and folders with others securely and privately. This is made possible by sharing permissions allowing you complete control every step of t

Transferring contacts from iPhone to Android is no longer a difficult task. Contacts can be moved easily from the iPhone to Android by creating a VCF (Variant Call Format) file. That is possible with the help of the iCloud web version on PC. Since yo

With Nearby Sharing, Android finally has a powerful file sharing functionality of its own. Without relying on any third-party tools or even Google’s Files app, you can now transfer data such as photos, videos, music, links, contacts, etc., between

If there’s one thing that I have liked about Apple, it is the AirDrop service. Years of praying has finally made Google introduce a similar service on Android. The Nearby Share functionality is a replacement of the Android Beam. Fortunately, things

The Samsung Galaxy Note 20 and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra are the new premium flagships that arrive packing several features to make the best of the stellar hardware. Besides that, the One UI skin, optimized for the Galaxy Note series, packs plenty of new

The usage of file-sharing apps is on the rise. After all, not everyone prefers cloud storage solutions as they require a constant internet connection and takes more time to get things done.

File sharing apps have seen a rise in usage in recent times. Not everyone is comfortable sharing the files over cloud storage solutions or using transfer services like Firefox Send, Dropbox Transfer, or WeTransfer. These software solutions require a

Picture this: you are on a road trip playing songs from your phone through the car’s music player. Your friends love your playlist. They ask you to transfer the songs to their Android phones. But you don’t have your laptop with you. What do you d

Documents and photos are usually smaller as compared to videos and can be sent via email to others. However, emails have a restriction on file size and thus videos, which are generally larger in size, cannot be shared via emails. One may think that t

How do you transfer files between two phones? For most of us, WhatsApp seems to be one of the most feasible solutions despite its limitations. For one, you must be connected to a good Internet connection. And secondly, if you transfer via the convent

If you are an Android user, you will have at least one friend who owns an iPhone. Chances are you might have Android to iPhone. When you interact with both devices, many times, you would want to send files from your Android phone to the iPhone. Typic

While there are many file transfer apps out there, SHAREit continues to dominate the area. That’s because it is the oldest app that has earned popularity over time. And the other reason is the features offered by the app. One may think what els

In the past few years, Microsoft has simplified file sharing on Windows a lot. Now, you just need to click a button or two to make your files visible to other users on the same network.

Whether you like Android or iOS, often we face a situation where we need to interact with both. That is, you might need to transfer files from Android to iOS or vice versa. One of the apps that instantly pops into our mind for such tasks is SHAREit.

Mozilla is among the very few organizations that you can readily trust with your privacy — their strong track record with Firefox over the years proves that. Hence, it’s exciting to use Firefox Send. Transferring files with full end-to-end en

Transferring your data from one phone to another or to a PC can turn out to be headache at times. There are dozens of ways to do the same task. Some rely on age-old data cable while some use cloud storage services. I opt for a file sharing service li

The lack of a proper desktop-management tool for Android phones seems like a never-ending issue. Had it not been for third-party apps such as AirDroid, Join, Feem, etc., many Android users would be still tied to the USB data cables. AirDroid happens

While clicking photos and shooting videos on smartphones are fun, transferring them from smartphones to PC is cumbersome, especially when you have to use cables. The problem doesn’t end here.

Back in the day, we used USB cables and Bluetooth to move data between Android and PC. Today, we don’t carry around cables everywhere and Bluetooth isn’t efficient enough to transfer a large number of files without throwing up an error. M