Bluetooth can be a remarkable technology. With it, you can pair devices together for hands- and wire-free usage and an amazing assortment of peripherals. But one of the most overlooked uses of ...

One of the iPhone's more ridiculous limitations is its inability to sync with host computers and transfer files back and forth. An enterprising developer, however, has written an application that ...

Although the iPhone has built-in Bluetooth technology, wireless file transfer capabilities are limited by its operating system. To transfer files wirelessly between an iPhone and an Android device, ...

If you're looking to share files between your Android device and a desktop PC, Jack Wallen shows you how. Bluetooth can be a remarkable technology. With it, you can pair devices together for hands- ...

If you have files on your Android phone that you want to download onto your Windows 11 PC (or upload from your computer to your phone) but you don’t have a USB cable handy, sharing over Bluetooth is a ...

An app called iBluetooth is promising to open up the iPhone and iPhone 3G to Bluetooth file transfers. Not yet released, iBluetooth will apparently support file exchange between both the Apple ...

If the Bluetooth File Transfer wizard displays a message stating This Bluetooth device or computer cannot process files of this type when you try to transfer any file type from your mobile ...

If you are someone who is into the Apple ecosystem, you know how convenient and fast AirDrop is. My work machine is a MacBook Pro and after I recently switched from iOS to Android, AirDrop is ...

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