#Filedrop between 2 phones Bluetooth

One major advantage of bluetooth is its simplicity to use as its easy to figure out the configurations.

#Filedrop between 2 phones Pc

Share it to your very email and open it from your phone.įor Bluetooth to work, both your PC and Phone must be able to support it.Select file attachment you would like to share to your phone.Send files from Google Drive, such as documents and photos if the document is larger than the email file size limit.

#Filedrop between 2 phones how to

Below are simple steps on how to share files via email. You are advised to use anti spamming software. Emails and susceptible to spam messages that may carry viruses hence affecting your device. It is free, easy to reference, easy to use and prioritize and also its very fast. One of the easiest and fastest ways to send data from PC to phone is using email. Its major limitation is, no internet, no google drive.įollow the steps below to transfer files. You can access your files anywhere in the world so long as you have an internet connection. This method is suitable because it offers up to 15GB of space for online storage, that can be expanded to 16TB on premium versions. The most common example of cloud storage is Google Drive. Instead of saving data on hard drives, you could save it on the cloud.

Copy and paste the file you want to share to the recipient folder.

Open Device name on the PC and open the recipient folder.

Confirm on the phone to use USB cable connection to transfer files.

Attach the Phone to computer using USB cable.

It has a major limitation of distance as data can be transferred as far as the USB cable can reach.įollow the steps below to use this method. This method is suitable because of the speed of data transfer, reliability in case of errors in data transfer the USB protocol can capture and notify the transmitter to retransmit. Most of the smartphones on the market are USB supported so this could be a valuable option. These are used to transfer files between USB devices. Even more, there are a number of apps are now making transferring data much easier and faster. Here’s how you can transfer data from PC to phone and vice versa. It's the swapping of multiple phones and having CarPlay active that might stop you, CarPlay is a 'phone is married to a single car' model and how multiple CarPlay phones will behave for you is the one thing I can't answer, in my case with 2 iphones I have to go in to 'manage my mobile devices' and tell it to enable Carplay on phone #2 and then it disconnects Carplay from phone #1, it's more steps than it's worth which is why I keep suggesting that if you'll both be in the car then just choose one phone.You can use cable, the cloud, WiFi to share files between your PC and the phone. If you don't have enhanced BT you can only have one connected, if you DO have enhanced BT you can have two phones connected. Syncing and connection of multiple phones is not the issue and that's what I've been saying. I have enough info now and will try this out. This leads me to think that this is a production issue, i.e. Apparently, Ford Sync does allow multiple phones to be connected and then to select the one you want to use, even if both phones are in the vehicle and on. I'm not interest in a Ford, never had one. Her phone does not show up as a 'known device.' I discovered that her phone does not have a name, so perhaps now that it is named it may show up under 'manage mobile devices' when my phone is in use. It seems at least for now that when we try to pair her phone, it disconnects after a few minutes. That is, have each phone paired to Carplay and be able to select which is to be used and have the other, while still paired available and selected, when she is the driver, one at a time. What you described is really what I want to do.

#Filedrop between 2 phones full

You're probably never going to see this happen, it's too much a niche function.įor your situation you should have both phones paired to the car, and then go in and manage them in mobile devices to select which one is the CarPlay selection and which is the non-Carplay, as you're already doing, you'd almost be better off if you had the limited BT that only allows a single phone to pair.īut even then, since CarPlay no longer requires full screen access there's no reason one of them can't always be CarPlay.