There are plenty of ways to transfer large files between Windows, Mac, iOS, and Android devices, including AirDrop, Google Photos, Bluetooth transfer, and third-party programs.

If you are looking for ways to transfer files from Windows PC to a Phone and vice versa without a cable, this guide offers multiple ways to do it.

If you want to share files between an Android phone and a Windows PC but you don't have a cable handy, sharing over Bluetooth is a quick and easy option ...

There are several ways to transfer files between your phone and PC, such as the old wired connection, third-party apps for wireless transfer, Bluetooth, , email, and more.

Though the iPhone works best with Apple's Mac lineup, you're not out of luck when it comes to transferring videos from the handset to your Windows PC.

But once your Android device starts running out of space, the inevitable question hits: how do you get those photos onto your Windows PC quickly and painlessly? Good news — there are several easy ways ...

The most important thing to know is that you download photos directly by plugging your phone into your computer using a USB cable.

Here we explain how to transfer the things that are important to you over to a new phone, whether you’re switching from iPhone to iPhone, iPhone to Android, Android to iPhone or Android to Android.

In the Settings app on an iPhone running iOS 16, tapping on "Set up eSIM" brings up an option to transfer an eSIM and its associated phone number from another iPhone via Bluetooth.

Apple’s upcoming iOS 16 update will include eSIM swap support. You’ll be able to transfer an eSIM from an existing iPhone to a new one via Bluetooth.