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One of the main benefits of joining Apple's ecosystem is that most of the company's devices and services are relatively simple. Text messages on your phone will immediately appear on your Mac and my Pad. Songs or movies you buy on Mac will be played on your phone, tablet and Apple TV. Features like this are one of the reasons Apple fans pay so much attention to the brand. Although Microsoft and Samsung cannot fully compete, they are trying to provide a similar cohesive ecosystem.

A few days ago, Microsoft announced a new feature that allows Samsung mobile phone users to wirelessly transfer files between their phone and Windows10PC using the "your phone" app. To drag and drop files between devices, you need to run Samsung devices linked to Windows or later, and your phone and computer need to be connected to the same Wi-Fi network. All file types (non-folders) are supported, up to 100 files can be transferred between devices at a time, and these files cannot be larger than 512MB.

Whether you are transferring files from your phone to your computer or from your computer, the first step is to open the phone application on your computer (if you are using it for the first time, you may need to set it up), then go to the phone screen. Depending on whether you move files from my Files or from the gallery application on your phone, here are the instructions from Microsoft:

Drag from my file:

Drag from the gallery application:

If you move files from your computer to your phone, what you need to do is:

After the file transfer is successful, you can click notify or navigate to internal storage. Download the folder to view the files. If you drag and drop the same file twice, a copy of the file is transferred. Please note that minimizing your phone will cancel the transmission process.

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