Files and photos sharing between Android and OS X – iPhoned.nl

The iPhone and Mac OS X are made to work together. If you’re using an Android phone and a Mac (Book), then file sharing is a little trickier. We show you what you need to make this a success.

Like the iPhone, you can your Android using a USB cable to your Mac connect . On the smartphone screen then displays a pop-up that lets you choose how you want to attach the unit. You can assign or transfer media files your Android only charging, connect the MIDI device, images only. None of the four options you but allows you to search the Android device as a USB storage, which is the case with Windows. While you can use the Photos app to import media to the Mac, but it is difficult for example to find specific photos or videos

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Android File Transfer offers outcome. This Mac app makes it tremendously easy to all files on your Android device – including downloads, documents and other files – to transfer to your Mac. Conversely, you can also transfer data; useful when certain videos or mp3s on your Mac you are that you want to include on your Android. Follow the steps below to get Android File Transfer working. You have a device with Android 3.0 or higher is required to make use of it.

1. Visit www.android.com/filetransfer to download the installation file. Click it and drag it to your Applications;
2. Connect your Android device to your Mac and start Android File Transfer
3. Stand on your Android that your Mac has access to the device information. If necessary, enter your lock code;
4. You will see the folder structure on your Android and can search all files

Convenient to Android File Transfer is that the application automatically starts. when you connect an Android device. You can then access all the photos and videos (DCIM), downloads and other media. The only disadvantage is that you must first drag and drop the appropriate files to your Mac to preview them. In design deserves Android File Transfer nor any prizes, but the application does its job otherwise fine.

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