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[Update February 23rd, 2024: This article refers to the feature as “Quick Share.” It was previously called “Nearby Share,” so if you’re looking for that feature, it’s been renamed. However, the ...

Although most people have fast internet access nowadays, sending large files and amounts of data remains a problem. This is because free e-mail services such as Outlook.com or Gmail limit the data ...

Sending large files without using email clients is way easier than you think. You can upload your files to a cloud storage provider or use peer-to-peer file sharing. I’ll show you your options.

Moving large files shouldn’t feel like a workaround.

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Google is rolling out a new design for Quick Share. The new UI brings separate “Receive” and “Send” screens. In the “Send” mode, you can now select files directly and preview them before sending.

Google, in an effort to rival Apple’s AirDrop, brought Nearby Share. This is the technology that lets you easily share files between Android phones and Chromebooks. Well, according to Google, Nearby ...

In the past, if you wanted to send someone a large file attachment, the only viable method was email. But messaging platforms have become so fast and advanced that you can easily use them to transfer ...

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 ...