Transferring files between separate hard drives is much like transferring files to different locations on a single hard drive. Whether both hard drives are internal, both are external or you have one ...

Using an external hard drive: You can transfer photos and videos from an external hard drive to an iPhone, iPad or iCloud by using a camera adapter. Using Airdrop: If you want to transfer files ...

Need to move files from an iPhone to a Mac or PC? Follow along for how to transfer files between iPhone and Mac with a USB flash drive as well as a couple of other options. There are a variety of ways ...

Any newly purchased PC lets you zip through different tasks quickly and do other work at a good pace. However, there’s nothing more daunting than moving all your important files and documents from ...

Are you switching to a new Google account, planning to segregate your work and personal documents, or thinking of subscribing to Google One on your second Google account? You’ll want to transfer files ...

To transfer photos directly from Amazon Photos to Google Photos without downloading, you can try using third-party cloud transfer services. One such service is MultCloud. We are not affiliated with ...

Even with AirDrop's convenience for Mac users, transferring large files or navigating software incompatibilities often requires a more robust solution. Here are some options for using a cable. Apple ...

This 64GB 4-in-1 Smart Flash Drive is on sale this week for just $23. Photo: Cult of Mac Deals Sometimes a flash drive is the easiest way to transfer files between devices. This 4-in-1 Smart Flash ...

This article shows you how to share files between your Mac and your iPhone and iPad using the new route in Catalina. How to Transfer Files From Mac to iPhone/iPad How to Transfer Files From ...

Google took its own sweet time but it has finally started rolling out an AirDrop-like feature for all Android devices. Dubbed Nearby Share, the feature is being rolled out to select Pixel and Samsung ...

The 15GB of space is shared between Google Drive, Gmail, and Google Photos. If you’re a heavy user, then chances are that 15GB of space will disappear in a short moment. So, how do we get around this ...