How to transfer files between Iphone and Android phone

The following two:

1. Transfer through cloud storage: iPhone uploads to the network disk, and Android synchronizes (downloads) it; (you need to upload first and then download, the speed depends on the Wi-Fi Fi speed and stability. Generally, I will consider doing this for files under 100MB, and larger files will be a waste of time)

2. Transfer through the computer: iPhone first transfers to the computer, and Android then retrieves it from the computer Reply; (This is too troublesome, you need to prepare two data cables in advance, and install Apple iTunes software on the computer. Some users may not be able to use iTunes)

3. Use Bluetooth for direct transmission. (You can download a software called Kuaiya to transfer. The speed is very fast. It uses wifi to transfer.)

The following is a new method to quickly transfer files such as videos directly from Windows computers or Android phones. to iPhone, and quickly transfer videos directly from iPhone to Windows computer or Android phone.

TransferJet, developed under the leadership of Toshiba, is known as "TransferJet" in Chinese. This is an ultra-close wireless transmission technology that can freely transfer files within 3cm. At present, Toshiba has three interface adapters: Lightning, MicroUSB and standard USB, which are used in iPhones, Android phones and Windows laptops respectively. With it, iPhone can transfer files to and from Android phones and Windows laptops without requiring a network connection or Bluetooth. And it's very fast.

1. Install the "supporting app" TransferJet is not plug-and-play. You need to install the supporting app before use, which can also be understood as a driver. We download and install official iOS applications, Android applications and Windows software from Toshiba's official website. The installation process is the same as installing ordinary software. (Android applications can also be downloaded from major third-party app stores in China. iOS applications are naturally from the App Store. Windows software is recommended to be downloaded through the official website.)

2. Next, start testing: iPhone and Android phones, and Transfer files between iPhone and Windows computer. To send and receive files, you only need to open the TransferJet app on your iPhone, select "Send Pictures/Videos", find the corresponding file, and select "Send"; (If you are transferring files from a Samsung phone to an iPhone, the operation method is completely different: first find the file you need on the Samsung phone Transfer files, then find "TransferJet" in the "Share" menu, then open the iPhone app and choose to receive)

3. The wireless transmission speed between the two is very fast and can reach the official claimed 375Mb/s, which is equivalent to the USB2.0 wired connection speed, and the theoretical value is 480Mb/s. However, it should be noted that the effective distance of TransferJet is only 3cm. Normally holding the two mobile phones vertically will exceed the distance. You need to tilt them slightly to keep them as close to each other as possible or simply place them on the table.

4. Next, test the file transfer between iPhone and Windows computer. In fact, the software operation logic of the two platforms is consistent. One option is to send, and the other is to receive. No need to go into details. (If you are transferring files from an Android phone to a Windows computer, you also need to use the system's "sharing" mechanism. After the transfer is completed, the iPhone will prompt you, while Android and Windows computers will automatically open the file just received by default)

Tested the mutual transfer of a 180MB file between three devices, and it took about 20 seconds.

Restrictions:

The Android phone needs to support the OTG function before the TransferJet adapter can be used, and the operating system requires Android 4.0 or above. This requirement is not difficult for most mobile phones on the market.

Windows XP system cannot support, Windows 7/8 or newer system is required.

iPhone only requires iOS 7.1 or above.

It is important to note that iPhone can only send photos or videos in "Photos" and receive pictures or videos in formats supported by "Photos". Android and Windows have much looser restrictions on file formats, and there are basically no restrictions.