Think of a scenario. You’re in a hurry to transfer photos from your Android phone to your computer for online upload, or perhaps you need to transfer music files from your desktop to update your Android music library with the latest tracks.
The problem you often encounter here is that you cannot recall where you stored the USB cable after it was last used. As we all know, it takes a long time to transfer files via Bluetooth and so you end up feeling frustrated, eventually having to postpone the process.
Use AirDroid to transfer files between Android and PC
AirDroid is one of the best apps that allows you to manage and control your Android device from a web browser “over the air”, meaning you don’t have to connect a USB cable to transfer data.
Good tip
To get started, download and install AirDroid. After running the application, you will be given an IP address and a self-generated password to transfer files. Both of these will help you connect to your Android using your computer.
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Now, open your browser on the desktop and enter the IP address, along with the port number you see in the URL field on the AirDroid home screen, and press Enter. Your browser will communicate with the AirDroid application running on your mobile phone and open the password verification screen.
Enter the password that AirDroid has generated for you and you will arrive at a great dashboard from where you can view and control almost any color gamut of your Android smartphone.
By default, you can see detailed information about your connected Android phone on the right hand side of this amazing app. At the top, there’s a search app tool, and on the left side are icons for controlling the contacts, messages, and files on your Android device.
You can drag and drop all the elements on the home screen and customize the app to your needs. This application gives you the ability to manage files, use messages and contacts, view and transfer data, listen and manage music, and install and uninstall applications. You can even change your ringtone quickly and easily.
All the modules are very impressive and at the same time, they are very easy to use. For example, the file manager is a bit like Windows explorer. Application Manager makes installing, uninstalling, and exporting (backing up) applications easy. Downloading and playing media files has never been so easy.
You can control your SMS and Contacts, and if you feel lazy to write SMS using your Android keyboard, you can compose and send text using AirDroid running on your computer browser.
Impressive isn’t it? Go ahead, install AirDroid and use it today, it’s free!
Download AirDroid from Google Play Store for Windows PC/Mac
Conclusion
This app made a big impression on me, and to be honest, there’s nothing I don’t like about AirDroid. I’m sure you’ll like it too.
You can also try other file transfer apps like Xender, Pushbullet etc. Google Drive is also an option you can choose but I would still prefer AirDroid.
Don’t forget to share with us what you think about the app and remember we are always open to comment if you have any difficulty working with it.
See next: SHAREit vs Xender: Which file transfer app for Android is better?
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