One of the best pieces of functionality that comes up with having a Mac and iPhone is seamless file transfer between both devices. Except for when it isn't.

Now you can use NearDrop to wirelessly transfer files from your Mac to your Android device. In Finder, choose the file you want to share, right-click, and select 'share'.

Enhanced Functionality: Transfer, manage, and even edit files directly without copying them to your Mac. Comprehensive Compatibility: Works with all Android devices and is optimized for macOS.

Transferring files within the same ecosystem has always been a breeze. There's AirDrop on the Apple side of things, while Quick Share handles file transfer between two Android devices or between ...

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 ...

It's built into newer versions of Mac OS, or you can download it here. Migration Assistant will switch your files, settings, and so on to the new Mac, but it will also transfer your applications.

Provided that you've updated your iOS device to at least iOS 17.1, the file transfer also doesn't cease when you leave Bluetooth or Wi-Fi range after an AirDrop exchange has started — as long as ...

Copying your iTunes library from a Mac to a new PC involves a few steps to ensure that all your music, playlists, and metadata transfer correctly. Here’s how you can do it: ...