You can connect your Android device to Windows using a USB cable to transfer files. But what if you don't have a USB cable available? In this case, you can use the Quick Share app to transfer ...

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Note: Google’s Quick Share transfers files between an Android device and a Windows PC. If you want to share files between two Windows PCs, use the Windows’ Nearby Sharing feature. To use ...

Thankfully, you can use Quick Share, a wireless file-sharing feature, to transfer files at high speeds between Android devices and Windows computers. This guide will walk you through everything ...

Quick Share works for me about 50% of the time when sending between two Android phones and ChromeOS devices, with less success when using it with Windows. Regardless of the settings I use or the ...

Quick Share is already a very handy ... However, you can set it so that your device only remains discoverable for 10 minutes after using the feature. This creates a problem for those who want ...

If you're sending someone a file with Quick Share, the transfer will continue even if the two devices are disconnected.

Quick Share now allows transfers over mobile data or Wi-Fi for uninterrupted sharing. Samsung's Quick Share for Galaxy devices already allows you to continue file transfers without a direct ...

Google is rolling out a new Quick Share feature that lets you resume file transfers even if you lose a direct connection with ...

It’s worth mentioning that the file transfer speeds will naturally suffer if your device doesn ... while using mobile data. Google has borrowed this feature for Quick Share from Samsung ...