Hello friends, have you ever faced a problem that is extremely simple and you couldn't do it? For example you have a large presentation of 400 MB that has been created on an iPad, and you wanted to access it on an Android phone for sharing. Some Android devices do support USB On-The-Go (OTG) with which you can connect a pen drive directly to your phone, not all devices have this feature. While iOS does not support this process.
In the olden days, when everyone worked on a laptop or a desktop computer, there were far too many ways to share files you could have transferred them over shared folders on your local network, put the files on to a USB pen drive, or made an ad-hoc wireless network to transfer your files. what will you do when you are trying to manage an iPad and an Android phone? If you are stuck trying to move files between an iOS device and a Android Phone. we luckily learned that there are a lot of apps that are designed to solve exactly the problem that we are facing. While there are a lot of different options out there, our favourite one is to use an app called Zapya, which is free on both iTunes and Google Play.
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Kindly follow the steps given below to share files between iOS and Android.
- First, install the app on both devices, following the links given above.
- Ensure that both devices are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
- Once the app has installed, launch it on both devices. On the Android device, tap Create Group.
- Now, tap the menu (three horizontal lines) button in the top right, and tap onConnect to iOS Device. You'll see the name of the network and the host device there.
- On the iOS device, you will first connect to the Wi-Fi network listed in Step 3, and then launch the Zapya app. Choose Search and join in the pop-up menu, and tap on the device name listed on the Android app.
Author : Syed Mohammed Ameen
Designation: Associate Blogger
Bio: I am a computer science engineer who believes that there is no substitute to hard work, I am a technology freak and currently a Blogger at Techies Net.
Bio: I am a computer science engineer who believes that there is no substitute to hard work, I am a technology freak and currently a Blogger at Techies Net.
