milik12 wrote:pylkko wrote:Or, you can also send photos over wifi on local network. Skip extra google step. Your wifi likely will be faster than you internet connection to google anyway.
I have to install some programs to transfer fotos between devices?
It kind of depends on what kind of network you have. Let's assume that you have a router/wifi/LAN and a computer and a phone. In that case you can use for example Samba or ftp. With samba you make a share on your computer. Then install for example ES File Explorer File Manager on the phone, which is a file manager, but it supports samba straight out of the box. Now sending photos is as easy as copying them from folder A to folder B on your phone. I
think ES FM is available on IOS, but not sure since do not have iphone.
Another way is to use an app that creates an ftp server temporarily on your phone. Then you can donwload the photos with a web browser or some ftp client.
However, there are likely many other ways. Some apps give ssh, then you can sftp. Netcat might be a possibility on some phones. Nautilus supports Apple Talk
If your network has a NAS then you can send stuff there. MAny modern routers allow you to share a usb stick or drive. Then you can send your stuff from your phone there.
If you don't have a router at all and are relying on mobile broad band, then you need to look into creating an acces point or some of the other direct non router wifi methods.
Using wifi is usually more managable, faster and easier than bluetooth and I for one don't like having extra cables around. And what if you want to send the photos to many computers, then wifi clearly wins.
EDIT: I used to advocate using ES file manager, but as it has grown and become bloated offering "system scans" and what not, I ahve found that a much nicer application is the open source Amaze. It can do ftp and samba.