What’s more, with iOS 18.2, Apple has made connecting your iPhone to a Mac even easier by introducing a new way to trust an unknown computer. So, let’s take a look at how to transfer files ...

Most iPhone models transfer pictures at USB 2.0 speeds of around 480Mbps, while the latest iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max support USB 3.2 speeds of up to 10Gbps, enabling you to offload even ...

Identify a file on your iPhone that you want to transfer to your Mac and tap the share icon. It could be an image in the Photos app (open an image and tap the Share icon) or a file in the Files ...

On your iPhone, launch the Settings app. Tap your name at the very top of the page. Navigate to iCloud > Photos. Turn on Sync this iPhone if it isn't already enabled. Open your favorite browser on ...

AirDrop makes it easy to send videos between your iPhone and your Mac, but big files can push it past its limits. If you've ever tried to send a long 4K video or something like a feature film from ...

The newest Chromebooks have a USB-C port, so if you're using an iPhone 15 or newer model, you can use a USB-C to USB-C cable to transfer your photos.

All the photos and videos stored locally on your iPhone (not iCloud!) will now be imported to the Windows Photos app. This might take a while depending on how many images you have on your mobile ...