1. On your Android phone, access the file you want to send. It can be a photo in your gallery app or a document in your file manager app. 2. Long-press the file. Then tap the Share button. 3.

Click Receive files. Transfer photos from your phone to your computer Once you've completed the above steps, head over to your phone to share your photos: Open your Android phone's Gallery app.

Quick Share uses Bluetooth and Wi-Fi to send and receive files across a network of nearby devices. In order to use the file-sharing feature, you need to set it up on individual devices.

Unzip the file and move it to your Mac's Applications folder. Open it, and it'll appear in your Mac's menu bar. Now, you can use NearDrop to send or receive files between your Mac and Android devices.

Nearby Share allows Android and Windows alike to share photos, videos, documents, files, and links between both platforms quickly and easily. As of writing this, it’s in beta and supports ...

Android users are proud of our devices’ versatility, but many of us have been low-key jealous of Apple’s AirDrop, which allows iPhones, iPads, and Mac computers to seamlessly swap files within ...

Now, Google Files is getting a “Receive” FAB designed to quickly enable Android’s Quick Share system. It makes sense that such an option would be accessible as soon as you enter the device ...

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With Bluetooth, you can send and receive photos, videos, documents, and other file types on your Windows 11 computer. Here's how to set it up to share files between devices.

The latest beta update for GMS suggests that Nearby Share will soon save received files in a dedicated folder, preventing them from getting mixed up with browser downloads on Android.

It appears a new “Receive” FAB has been rolled out for Files by Google, as spotted by 9to5Google. The FAB includes a Quick Share icon with the word “Receive” to the right.