Topic: file sharing

  • This open-source app beats Phone Link, no ads required

    This open-source app beats Phone Link, no ads required

    Sefirah is a free, open-source alternative to Microsoft's Phone Link that requires no account or sign-in, works across all Android phones, and pairs with local Windows accounts for fully offline use. It matches Phone Link's core features like instant setup, clipboard sync (including images), and ...

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  • Progress Software Warns of External Security Threat to ShareFile

    Progress Software Warns of External Security Threat to ShareFile

    Progress Software has issued an urgent security advisory for its ShareFile platform, directing all customers to immediately shut down the server running the Storage Zone Controller due to a critical vulnerability. The flaw could allow unauthorized access to sensitive data, potentially leading to ...

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  • Progress urges ShareFile users to shut down servers over active threat

    Progress urges ShareFile users to shut down servers over active threat

    Progress Software has urgently warned ShareFile customers using on-premises Storage Zone Controllers to immediately power down their servers due to a credible external security threat actively targeting the platform. The warning applies specifically to organizations hosting ShareFile on their own...

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  • Score 100TB of Lifetime Encrypted Cloud Storage on Deal Days

    Score 100TB of Lifetime Encrypted Cloud Storage on Deal Days

    A lifetime subscription to 100TB of Internxt encrypted cloud storage is available for $974.97 (90% off $9,900) until June 28 at 11:59 p.m. PT during Mashable’s Deal Days event. Internxt uses zero-knowledge encryption and post-quantum encryption technology to protect files, and the platform is ope...

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  • Free Online Tools for Editing, Merging, and Splitting PDFs

    Free Online Tools for Editing, Merging, and Splitting PDFs

    PDFs remain essential for digital communication due to universal accessibility across devices while preserving original formatting. Free online tools like TinyWow, iLovePDF, and Smallpdf allow editing, merging, and splitting PDFs without downloading software. Users should avoid uploading sensitiv...

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  • Galaxy Quick Share AirDrop bug to be fixed soon

    Galaxy Quick Share AirDrop bug to be fixed soon

    A major software update enabled cross-platform file sharing between Samsung Galaxy S26 and Apple iPhones, but some users are experiencing intermittent connectivity issues. Samsung has acknowledged the problem and is developing a software patch, expected to be released as an over-the-air update in...

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  • Pixel 10a Design: No Camera Bump

    Pixel 10a Design: No Camera Bump

    The Google Pixel 10a features a completely flat design, eliminating the camera bump for better stability, which is a significant departure from its predecessor and most competitors. It is equipped with a bright 6.3-inch 120Hz display, a large 5,100 mAh battery with 30W wired charging, but uses th...

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  • Samsung's 2026 Ecosystem: Is It Worth Going All-In?

    Samsung's 2026 Ecosystem: Is It Worth Going All-In?

    Samsung's ecosystem integrates devices like phones, watches, and tablets to provide practical, time-saving benefits, such as seamless call continuity and universal clipboard syncing, which enhance daily productivity. Exclusive health features on Galaxy Watches, including blood pressure and sleep ...

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  • Pixel 10a: The $499 Midrange Phone to Beat

    Pixel 10a: The $499 Midrange Phone to Beat

    The Google Pixel 10a is a midrange smartphone priced at $499, featuring a refined design with a flush camera housing, a brighter 6.3-inch display, and improved durability with an IP68 rating. It is powered by the Tensor G4 chip and includes advanced AI camera features like Auto Best Take and Came...

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  • Google's AirDrop for Android Launching "Very Soon"

    Google's AirDrop for Android Launching "Very Soon"

    Google is expanding its AirDrop-compatible file-sharing feature to many more Android devices soon, directly addressing a major interoperability hurdle between Android and iOS. A Google executive confirmed the widespread rollout for 2026, emphasizing compatibility with Apple's entire product range...

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  • Android's AirDrop Rival: How It Works

    Android's AirDrop Rival: How It Works

    Google has integrated Apple's AirDrop protocol into Android, starting with the Pixel 10, enabling wireless file sharing between iPhones, Macs, and compatible Android devices without Apple's direct involvement. The move is a bold competitive step against Apple's "walled garden" ecosystem and has g...

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  • Galaxy S25 One UI 8.5 Beta Expands to More Regions

    Galaxy S25 One UI 8.5 Beta Expands to More Regions

    Samsung has expanded the One UI 8.5 beta program for the Galaxy S25 series to India and Poland, following its initial launch in four other countries, to gather user feedback before a stable release. The large beta update includes the December 2025 security patch and focuses on improving stability...

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  • Never Delete Photos Again: 2TB Lifetime Plan for $79.97

    Never Delete Photos Again: 2TB Lifetime Plan for $79.97

    FileJump offers a one-time payment of $79.97 for lifetime 2TB cloud storage, eliminating recurring fees and providing a cost-effective alternative to subscription models. The service features a user-friendly interface with drag-and-drop uploads and built-in previews for files like images and vide...

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  • Google vs. Apple: Is Anyone Actually Switching Sides?

    Google vs. Apple: Is Anyone Actually Switching Sides?

    Google is breaking down barriers between Android and iPhone by integrating AirDrop compatibility into its Quick Share feature, enhancing cross-platform file sharing without Apple's cooperation. The adoption of RCS messaging by Apple has improved media quality and group functionality, reducing the...

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  • Google's Quick Share Now Works With iPhones, Rivaling AirDrop

    Google's Quick Share Now Works With iPhones, Rivaling AirDrop

    Google has enabled its Quick Share feature to work with Apple iPhones, allowing Pixel 10-series users to wirelessly exchange files with iOS devices, breaking down barriers between Android and Apple ecosystems. The interoperability update includes rigorous security measures, such as threat modelin...

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  • Google Pixel 10 Gets AirDrop Thanks to EU Apple Ruling

    Google Pixel 10 Gets AirDrop Thanks to EU Apple Ruling

    Google has introduced cross-platform AirDrop functionality to its Pixel 10 series, enabling secure file transfers between Pixel devices and iPhones, largely due to European Union regulatory requirements. The EU's Digital Markets Act forced Apple to adopt open wireless standards like Wi-Fi Aware, ...

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  • Unlock the Power of AirDrop on Your Pixel Phone

    Unlock the Power of AirDrop on Your Pixel Phone

    Google's surprise software update enables Pixel 10 models to use AirDrop-like functionality for seamless wireless file sharing with Apple devices, without requiring Apple's cooperation. The feature works bidirectionally across various Apple products and operating systems, though it requires Apple...

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  • EU Forces Apple to Open AirDrop, Android Gets New Feature

    EU Forces Apple to Open AirDrop, Android Gets New Feature

    Google's Quick Share now supports Apple's AirDrop protocol, enabling smoother file sharing between Android and iPhone users, particularly in mixed-device environments. Interoperability is initially limited to Pixel 10 series, with future expansion planned, but currently excludes AirDrop's "contac...

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  • X Unveils Encrypted Chat for Private Messaging

    X Unveils Encrypted Chat for Private Messaging

    X has launched a new Chat feature with end-to-end encryption for private conversations, enhancing user privacy and adding support for video/voice calls, disappearing messages, and secure file sharing. The rollout is currently available on iOS and web, with Android to follow, and includes migratio...

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  • How LimeWire Killed the Napster Music Revolution

    How LimeWire Killed the Napster Music Revolution

    The choice of music downloading applications like Napster, Kazaa, or LimeWire often reflects generational identity, as unauthorized downloads dominated online music access for about a decade. LimeWire emerged as a major peer-to-peer file-sharing service aiming for legitimacy and experimented with...

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