Best Ways To Transfer Files From iOS to Android

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This is a popular concern faced by many iOS users while dealing with people having other operating systems on their phones. iOS to iOs sharing is easier by using Airdrop, iCloud sharing but when it comes to sharing with other devices iPhone and iPad users often get teased for not having Bluetooth sharing in their devices. But now iOS users don’t have to worry because there are a number of ways to exchange your files with others. Let’s have a look on how to use them.


iTunes

This way is one of the basic ways and is often used to update devices, sharing files from PC to phone and cut and edit ringtones and other stuff for the iOS devices. Being apple users people often get compatibility issues with others but with this, you could directly transfer your files to your PC and vice versa as this is the safest mode. The only thing you need to do is to install iTunes app on your PC and then connect it to your iOS enabled devices using the data cable.


ShareIt

This app has made sharing very easier even than the iTunes as there is only need to have this app on both the concerned devices. Share it is often used to transfer files from Android to Android but the system to share files with iOS is slightly different. You need to connect both the devices to a single wifi connection and then seamless sharing begins. This app for iOS can store songs on the internal music player as it’s impossible to transfer them to the music folder due to security reasons.


Zapya

Before Share it, Zapya was famous and is famous now too. It allows faster and easier sharing between the two different OS enabled devices just by using wifi and Bluetooth. Zapya supports group transferring and has a sharing speed up to 5mbps. For security purpose, it has QR code scanner too.

Along with the above three apps, there are many others such as Xender, Feem , super beam, send anywhere etc. Some apps are free and some are paid on the App Store. iPhone is known for its unbreakable security system and intensified protection but if you want to share files with others through a secured mode, then these are the app you may consider using for.

Which is your favourite? Feel free to use the comment section below!