Simply moving photos from any smartphone to the Galaxy S10 is simple. All you need is a computer, and either a Mac or a PC ...

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.

Let’s face it—our phones have become our go-to cameras. From everyday snapshots to those once-in-a-lifetime travel moments, ...

Whether you use Android or iOS, you have lots of options to beam data to and from your PC without much effort. We live in a multi-device world. At a minimum, you almost certainly have both a computer ...

Ever wondered what you could use your Android phone's USB port for other than charging? Here's a list of cool things you can do with the USB-C port.

To free up space on an Android phone or tablet, you can start by clearing your cache and deleting any apps you don't need.

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 ...

Go to the Google Play Store and download and install the Move to iOS app on your Android. On the iPhone set up screen, tap Set Up Without Another Device. On the Android, enter the six-digit code ...