AdvertisementShadab RabbaniJul 29, 2021, 12:02 ISTUnsplashAdvertisementYou can transfer and access photos from your mobile phone to your laptop in various ways including using a USB cable, wirelessly by emailing or using Google Photos. If you are looking to transfer photos from your phone using a USB cable, you can use the same USB cable that came along with your phone for charging.Depending on your phone, the USB connector on your phone could be micro-USB or USB-C and it would be either USB-A or USB-C on the computer’s side. If the USB cable that came with your phone is not compatible with your laptop, you can use an adapter to connect your phone to the laptop. If you are looking to do the job wirelessly, you can transfer photos by emailing them or you can access them on your Google account. Alternatively, you can download and set up apps to do the job wirelessly.Here’s how you can transfer photos from mobile to laptop in various ways: Transfer photos from Android phone to Windows laptop via USB Cable:Transfer photos from Android phone to Apple laptop via USB Cable:To transfer photos from an Android phone to MacOS laptop, you must be using Mac OS X 10.5 and up.Advertisement
Transfer photos from iPhone to Windows laptop via USB cable:To transfer photos from an iPhone to Windows OS laptop, you must have iTunes installed.Transfer photos from iPhone to Mac laptop via USB cable:Transfer photos from phone to laptop via email:Wirelessly, there are many ways of transferring the photos from your phone to laptop. Transfer photos from your phone to laptop wirelessly:SEE ALSO:Here’s how to check if your phone is hackedHere’s how you can delete last 15 minutes of Google search history on mobile{{}} NewsletterSIMPLY PUT - where we join the dots to inform and inspire you. Sign up for a weekly brief collating many news items into one untangled thought delivered straight to your mailbox.Email addressCAPTCHA:Enter captchaBy clicking ‘Sign up’, you agree to receive marketing emails from Insider as well as other partner offers and accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy
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