Have you ever tried to send a longer video or a presentation and been alerted that the file is too large to send? Regardless of the device you use, most communication platforms such as texts, emails ...

Windows makes it easy to send or receive files using Bluetooth File Transfer, so, you can share a photo, video, or other files with a friend who has an Android phone, iPhone, laptop, or tablet. Let’s ...

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File sharing options are plenty these days, from built-in tools like AirDrop and QuickShare to third-party apps like LocalSend and a never-ending pile of web-based solutions. I’ve tried pretty much ...

This tool for sending large files by mail offers you a maximum of 10 downloads. How to share large files with cloud storage services? If your email provider is integrated with a cloud such as OneDrive ...

From the earliest iPhone and iPod Touch models, Apple opted to disable OBEX — aka Bluetooth file transfers on its devices for security reasons. Now, thanks to iBlueNova, a Cydia app well worth the ...

WhatsApp has been working around the clock to be a better and more competitive app. Well, it’s one of the most popular messaging apps on the market, but there are some areas it can improve. One area ...

Email has come a long way in the past couple decades, but it’s still a hassle to send large files as attachments. Some email accounts have attachment-size limits, either for the sender or the ...

Are you tired of trying to work around the e-mail attachment limits of most mail services, and yet nowhere near willing to try setting up your own FTP server? There’s hope. YouSendIt bills itself as a ...

The ubiquity of email today makes it easy to send small files to anyone—you simply attach the file (or several files) to an email message and the recipient receives the files a few minutes later. But ...