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The most common way to transfer photos between Android phone and computer is to copy and paste the files. This method can be completed with one USB cable easily. You just need to establish a connection between your Android phone and computer and once the computer detect your phone, you will be able to move the files from/to computer without any hassle.
The methods mentioned above are doubtlessly able to transfer photos between Android phone and computer but you can perform the moving process more effortlessly- make use of a professional assistant software. And here I want to recommend this one for all you Android users: MobiKin Assistant for Android (Windows & Mac). Step 1. First of all, connect your Android phone to your PC via USB cable and then run the program. If you have installed the USB driver before, the software can recognize your phone quickly. If you didn't finish this, you may have to follow the steps to install the USB driver first before you move on.
Step 2. Click the category Photo on top of the window and you will see the brief information on the left panel. Then click Phone Gallery to preview the photos stored on your Android phone. Tick what you want to transfer and hit Export to copy these photos to your computer. Besides, you can also drag some photos from your PC to your Android photo by clicking Import.
Now you have successfully managed to transfer photos between your LG cell phone and computer.
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Using iTunes to sync photos from computer to iPhone will sometimes delete the existing photos on iPhone. Therefore, I find it necessary to share my easy way to handle this issue.
1. Open FonePaw iOS Transfer and connect iPhone to computer.
2. Choose "Photos" and click "Add" to move photos from PC to iPhone. Here you don't need to worry about the Apple ID since you don't need it to sync photos. So there will be no erasing risk.
3. You can create new albums before moving photos to your iPhone by right-clicking on the left sidebar under "Photos".
One of the few things that disappoint me about the iPad is that Apple's flagship tablet is still, to some extent, dependent on a nearby computer and an open window of iTunes or WinSCP. Bridge is a Cydia app which makes importing files to your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch without a computer an easier affair. While there are many apps and tweaks that can get content on your phone, Bridge has a special feature which makes it worth the $1.99 asking price.
We've already covered a number of methods to download programs to an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch without using iTunes. Some of the free methods include OpenSSH (for secure wireless file transfers from a computer), iTransmission 2 (for torrents), and Safari Download Enabler (for downloading links and video files from the web). The problem is that while these apps and tweaks are more than capable of loading music on to your phone, they don't add the files to the Music app. This means you can't make playlists with the songs you've just loaded onto your phone.
That's where Bridge comes in. With Bridge, you can locate the files you've downloaded to your device and properly import them into your library. You can use this to load Songs, Ringtones, and Podcasts for audio files, set album artwork from your photo roll, and also import movies.
Applying album art to an imported song in Bridge
The only downside is the music won't be transferred back to your computer by syncing through iTunes. That's not a limitation of the app, but a limitation in iTunes. It wasn't built to transfer user-loaded music to your computer from an iPod. If you ever need to import music to your computer, you can use SSH to copy the music over. The files should be stored in 'var/mobile/media/music'.
Bridge can be found in the BigBoss repository on Cydia. Share your thoughts in the comments section below.
Open iTunes, if it doesn't open automatically. Click on the iOS device in the top bar, then click the Photos tab. Select "Choose folder" from the drop-down menu. Choose to sync "All folders" or "Selected folders", and whether to include video
How to Transfer Photos from PC to iPhone
Go to ur Gmail app. At bottom bring up account settings. Then click the Gmail account pull up the sync settings. Unchecked pacosa web photos. Then try again to delete pics. I had this issue... when u sync to pacosa ur pics send to ur Gmail n can't b erased. Hope I helps.
Hi there!
The HTC Touch Pro does not easily natively sync with a Mac computer. There are a couple of pieces of software you could try to get pictures from your phone to your computer.
One is the Missing Sync for HTC Touch from Mark/Space - http://www.markspace.com/products/htctouch/htc-touch-sync-mac.html
This program has been well tested. I've used a different version (for a palm phone) and it works well. It costs $40.
Another program that I do not have experience with is SyncMate for Mac from Eltima Software - http://www.sync-mac.com/
Unfortunately, only the $40 version syncs photos.
If you have a microSD card in your phone, you can put photos on the card, then use a USB card reader to put the files on your computer.
There is also a possibility of using bluetooth or email to transfer the photos. You can email yourself the photos and pick them up on your computer, or possibly transfer the files with bluetooth.
I have never used the HTC Touch Pro before, but the process to get bluetooth started should be something like this...
- Make sure your smartphone is set to "Discoverable"
- Go to System Preferences > Bluetooth on your computer.
- Click the "+" button at the bottom of the device list.
- Select your phone from the list when it shows up and complete the Bluetooth Setup Assistant.
- On your phone navigate to the photo and try to find an option to send the photo via bluetooth. You will have to accept the transfer on your computer and the file will most likely go to my documents.
I hope this helps!
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