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 ...

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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 ...

Clone Android phone data effortlessly to transfer everything from your old device, ensuring nothing important is left behind.

If you're switching from Android to iPhone, make sure you transfer all of your important data—contacts, photos, music—when making the transition. This article explains what data can be transferred and ...

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 ...

Rich DeMuro explains how to copy photos from an iPhone or Android to a flash drive or hard drive for backup; especially handy if you're running out of storage or don't want to use the cloud.

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 — ...

On the iPhone, open Settings, tap General, select AirDrop, and choose “Everyone for 10 Minutes.” This temporary setting ...

From quick transfers to full backups, here's how to bring every photo with you Google Photos: Back up photos from your Android, then view or download them with the iPhone app. Email: Message the ...