How to Transfer Files From Android Wirelessly

When it comes to multiple operating systems, file transfer is a real challenge. Luckily, with the advent of software integration, we're able to migrate files and data from one operating system to another in ways that, at one point in time, were not conceivable due to inherent hardware/software limitations.

1. SHAREit

SHAREit is a free application that allows you to share files between your phone and PC. It does not require any cables and facilitates the exchange of files between devices via WiFi on the same network.If you want to share your PC with another person, there are a few things you need to do. First, you'll need to create a user account for the other person. To do this, go to the Control Panel and click on User Accounts. Then, click on Create a new account and follow the instructions. Once you've created the account, you'll need to give the other person permission to access your PC. To do this, go to the Control Panel and click on System. Then, click on the Remote tab and check the Allow users to connect remotely to this computer box. Finally, you'll need to set up a sharing program so that the other person can access your files.

2.AirDroid

If your smartphone’s battery is about to die, and you have no charger or battery pack with you, there’s a way out. AirDroid lets you control your phone remotely from a web browser on your computer. Or if you want to play it safe while traveling abroad, you can use AirDroid as a local internet connection by downloading its APK file, directly from their website.

3.Total Files

Total Files is an app primarily focused on file management and organizing, but it also allows you to download videos. With the integrated web browser, you can navigate to your favorite video sites and download them directly into Total Files for viewing on your mobile device.