file sharing

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

Whether it’s a small survey or a school assignment, Google Forms is the go-to destination when you have to collect information from multiple people. The best thing about Forms is its simplicity and easy-to-understand interface (isn’t that

Over the past few years, wireless file transfer between devices has simplified a lot. We have moved from Infrared to Bluetooth and now we have Wi-Fi direct. With each new technology, the file transfer speed has also increased drastically. Not only th

Most of the Android devices lack a dedicated file sharing app. While Mi devices now come with Mi Drop, the app that lets you share files with other Mi Drop users and also with your PC, Lenovo devices come preinstalled with SHAREit. SHAREit is the mos

SHAREit has been ruling the world of file transfer apps for a long time. Introduced by Lenovo, the SHAREit app is available for all Android devices. Even though the app is really good and works fine, it is bloated with ads and unnecessary features.

Gone are the days when people used Bluetooth or USB to transfer files. Now, most file transfers take place via social networks like WhatsApp, Facebook etc. or using Near Field Communication (NFC) and Wi-Fi Direct. With Wi-Fi Direct, you can share fil

Google Drive provides a fantastic set of cloud-based storage options and productivity tools but what makes the service even better is the host of collaborative features included within. No longer do you have to work on a document alone when your coll

A Chromebook has a teeny amount of storage. Google expects you to store most of your stuff in your Google account. However, if you’re on a network you can also use a network drive with a new Chrome extension by Google. Network Attached Storage is o

OneDrive is a love it or hate it affair. Some like it for its robustness and tight integration in Windows 10 while others consider it as Microsoft’s attempt to take a sneak peek into their latest holiday photos.

OneDrive can do much

How cool would it be for you to come from vacation or a road trip and just as you freshen up after coming home, all your photos gets synced to your computer? I have always hated the idea of connecting the phone to a computer using a data cable. I fee

File-sharing with the help of cloud services has never been easier and recently, Dropbox announced a new feature that will make it even simpler. Even though the overall procedure is quite simple, let us first understand that clearly so that we can th

We’re still not living in the cloud. Internet connections, at least where I live, are still not so stable or generous that I’d be willing to give up on local storage and syncing completely.

Shortly after Droplr became a paid-only service, I started to look for free alternatives. And the search ended with CloudApp. Backing up for a second, what exactly does Droplr and more importantly, CloudApp do? It makes it easy for you to share scree

Sharing media between two Android devices is a cakewalk. Just turn on the Bluetooth, search for the device, press the send button and boom, the files are transferred. However if it’s between an Android and an iOS device, everything change

Need to keep a log of your receipts on the go? Convert important documents from paper to virtual storage? Or even

In the past, we have seen how to can access shared Windows folder on Android and stream media directly on the device. However, after I bought an iPhone recently, I realized that the feature was needed in the iOS device more than anything else. The re

Over the last few years, the openness of Android has enabled us to do all sorts of crazy things natively. Accessing root and playing around with the core system, something that’s frowned upon the other side of the pond.