With iPhone photography on the rise, chances are you're one of many who has a bajillion pictures on their iPhone. In an ideal world, these photos would stay on your device forever, but unfortunately, ...

If you're like most of us, your phone's gallery is bursting with thousands of pictures — family snapshots, screenshots you ...

Taking a photo with your smartphone has never been so easy, all you have to do is boot up the camera app and press the shutter. And because each shot costs nothing extra, you can take almost any ...

Do you need to transfer pictures from your phone to your computer? If so, the Phone Link app can help, and here's how on Windows 11. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an ...

You can use the Windows built-in Snipping Tool to take pictures from a video on your PC. Use the below steps to take pictures from a video: Play the video and pause it at the exact frame you want to ...

Panic mode activated – you’re sending an important folder of pictures via email but the files are too large to send. Or maybe it’s your computer storage that’s the issue, but you just can’t seem to ...

Microsoft is getting more aggressive about insisting that you use its OneDrive cloud for your Windows 11 and Microsoft 365 files. If you'd prefer to keep those files out of the cloud, follow these ...

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This is my simple way to move photos from my iPhone to a Windows computer using the Photos app. I plug in my iPhone with a USB-C cable, tap "Allow" on my phone, and then do the rest on my PC. I open ...