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Transferring Photos From Samsung Phone
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Have do I transfer all the photos from my Samsung phone into an internet based storage facility or to a memory stick? TIA
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If you're using Google Photos (rather than the Gallery app) your photos have already been uploaded to the web and stored in the cloud. https://www. theedublogge r.com/google -photos-guid e/ If you want to use a different online storage facility, your first step should be to see if that facility has its own Android app. (If it has then, clearly, the easiest...
21:27 Fri 04th Oct 2019
If you're using Google Photos (rather than the Gallery app) your photos have already been uploaded to the web and stored in the cloud.
https:/ /www.th eedublo gger.co m/googl e-photo s-guide /
If you want to use a different online storage facility, your first step should be to see if that facility has its own Android app. (If it has then, clearly, the easiest way to upload your images to that facility is probably to use their dedicated app).
Otherwise it's easiest to achieve your aims in a two-stage process, whereby you copy your images to a Windows desktop or laptop first and then transfer them to the cloud (or to a memory stick) from there.
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If you want to use a different online storage facility, your first step should be to see if that facility has its own Android app. (If it has then, clearly, the easiest way to upload your images to that facility is probably to use their dedicated app).
Otherwise it's easiest to achieve your aims in a two-stage process, whereby you copy your images to a Windows desktop or laptop first and then transfer them to the cloud (or to a memory stick) from there.
It's not really my area of expertise because I'm one of those old-fashioned people who think that phones are for making phone calls and cameras are for taking photos. (i.e. I don't use my phone for taking pictures. I prefer to use a decent camera instead!)
However Google Photos can back up images from any folder on your phone, so it would seem the simplest for you to use. (It's also free and with unlimited storage available, unlike many other cloud services):
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However Google Photos can back up images from any folder on your phone, so it would seem the simplest for you to use. (It's also free and with unlimited storage available, unlike many other cloud services):
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