You can move pictures to an SD card using a PC, Mac, or Android phone, as long as you have the right card and equipment.

Transferring photos and files from your iPhone to a Mac or PC is a good way to free up space and back up important items.

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 ...

With iPhone photography on the rise, chances are you're one of many who has a bajillion pictures on their iPhone. In an ideal world, these photos would stay on your device forever, but unfortunately, ...

The iPhone (or iPad) might be the camera you always have with you, but many people still carry a snapshot or higher-end standalone camera for other reasons: compactness, interchangeable or zoom lenses ...

iOS 15 Drag and drop feature is a fast and easy way to move photos, video, text and files between different apps. It is built in to iPhone iOS 15, but this video will show you all the best things you ...

There are several ways to transfer files from your smartphone to your PC. You can do it via USB cable, stick, Bluetooth, or Android apps. Microsoft’s Edge, Windows ...

Three years ago, Apple and Google released a tool that lets you transfer photos from an iCloud account to Google Photos. It took a while, but you're finally getting a little reciprocity if you want to ...

Move images between your devices with or without a cable This article explains how to transfer photos from your iPhone to your MacBook Air. The simplest way to transfer photos from your iPhone to your ...

AirDrop doesn't always work. Luckily, there's an even faster way to send particularly large videos between your phone and computer. With more than a decade of experience, Nelson covers Apple and ...

Switching to iPhone from Android just became significantly less complicated for Google Photos users. Thanks to a recent upgrade to Google Takeout, Apple users can effortlessly transfer or back up ...

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