Transferring photos has become ten times easier over the years, with flash drives, and microSD cards, Bluetooth, NFC, and cloud storage options like Dropbox, Google Drive, and Box just to name a few.

PhotoSync aims to provide the easiest solution for wirelessly transferring photos and videos between computers and iOS devices. This app eliminates the need to plug-in your iOS device in order to sync ...

You've taken some great shots with the camera on your iPhone, but now you're looking for a way to get those shots to your computer without connecting your phone and waiting for iTunes to sync.

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. If you have ever wanted to transfer files between devices of any kind, you have generally been restricted to a ...

Now that all of Apple’s current iOS devices contain decent cameras, people are shooting and storing hundreds or even thousands of photos on their devices. Getting the images off an iPad, iPhone, or ...

Getting photos/videos off of your iPhone and on to your computer or another iOS device takes some thought...and maybe a cable to sync with iTunes. No, you don't want to share on FaceBook, Twitter, ...

PhotoSync, shown here, is ready to send photos from an iPad to any of the other supported devices. It uses a standard Wi-Fi connection. The No. 1 question people ask me about the iPhone -- besides how ...

PhotoSync is one of the most used apps on my iDevices. It lets you share photos between iOS devices, as well as from iOS-to-Mac (and PC), and it’ll do so over your Wi-Fi network, or automatically over ...

PhotoSync (iOS, Android) also uses mobile and desktop apps. You can transfer photos to a Windows or Mac computer, a network-attached storage device, or an online storage site. The basic app is free ...

PhotoSync 4.0 enables more robust AirDrop-style transfers between smartphones and tablets as well as wireless transfers or backups of iOS photos and video to Mac, PC, Android, NAS servers, cloud ...

PhotoSync, the best iOS-to-iOS-to-Mac-to-Windows photo transfer app out there, is now fully iOS 7 compliant, and adds support for Android. Yes, Android. LOL. The most noticeable change is in the ...