It's unfortunate, but bad things happen to phones all the time. For instance, they break when dropped or get stolen. Many people have lost precious memories because of it. Moving photos and videos off ...

This is my simple way to move photos from my iPhone to a Windows computer using the Photos app. I plug in my iPhone with a USB-C cable, tap "Allow" on my phone, and then do the rest on my PC. I open ...

Transferring photos from an Android device regardless whether it’s a phone or a tablet can be done using both wireless and wired methods. Basically, it would be just a copy-paste method like you often ...

While iPhones are primarily communication devices, they're well known for their ability to take stunning photos. If you're like most iPhone users, over time, you'll accumulate lots of pictures on your ...

This week a reader writes, “Please help me with this. I have done it before but forgot. I want to send pictures and documents from my iPhone SE to my PC to print.” There are several ways you can move ...

You can easily download all of your photos or choose a select few to transfer from your Android phone to your computer. Here's how to download Android phone photos to ...

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If you've just bought a Samsung Galaxy S10, you should know how to transfer all your photos onto the new phone. Using a computer and a connection cable, you can transfer photos from any smartphone — ...

This guide is designed to show you how you can easily transfer photos from your iPhone or iPad to your PC or Mac. Transferring photos and videos from an iPhone or iPad to a Mac or PC is a common task ...

This article explains how to transfer photos from your iPhone to your MacBook Air. What Is the Easiest Way to Transfer Photos From iPhone to MacBook Air? The simplest way to transfer photos from your ...

Google Photos: Back up photos from your Android, then view or download them with the iPhone app. Email: Message the photos to yourself and then open the same account on your iPhone. Alternatively, use ...