Whether it is a photo, video, or a document for work, sending files back and forth between your Android device and computer is one of those things that most of us do daily, yet it can be ...

The file sharing process between Android phones and Windows PCs has never been easier. Whether you want to back up your phone or move some files to your laptop or desktop PC, you have a lot of ...

While you could use a direct cable connection to move files between Android and Windows devices, a cloud service works more seamlessly.

Are you trying to transfer files from your Android device to a Windows computer? This is not something most of us do very commonly, but when it’s needed, trying to figure out how to transfer ...

To make things easier, Google has released the Nearby Share Beta app for Windows, allowing you to seamlessly transfer files between your PC and Android device.

Connecting your Android device to your computer with a USB cable can be annoying and almost prehistoric. Most people have WiFi networks set up in their home ...

SHAREit is an app that uses wifi direct to transfer files between Android devices and desktops/laptops. Install SHAREit on your Android and computer to quickly send files both ways.

Transferring files between Android devices can be easy or near impossible, depending on attached hardware and your own patience. TapPouch offers a simple solution for devices sharing a Wi-Fi network.

Transferring files within the same ecosystem has always been a breeze. There's AirDrop on the Apple side of things, while Quick Share handles file transfer between two Android devices or between ...

Cloud Storage: Upload the file to cloud storage and access it from your computer. USB Cable: Connect your Android device to your computer using a USB cable and transfer files via File Explorer.

Google has rolled out an AirDrop-like feature for Android devices called Nearby Share. Read this guide to know how you can use Nearby Share to quickly and easily transfer large files, photos, & more.

Transferring pictures, music, data, and other files between your Android device and your computer can be simple--if you've got a cable within easy reach. If not, you may end up sticking with last ...