This is a data recovery tool which aims to restore deleted or lost files from your smartphone. Additionally, it is capable of transferring files between your phone and computer wirelessly. With it, you can connect your Pixel phone to a PC as long as the both devices are connected under the same wireless network. It can retrieve different file types including photos, audio, videos, documents, and so much more.
And it does not only allow you to back up your apps to computer, but it also allows you to install and uninstall apps on your smartphone as well as remove unwanted pre-installed apps. The first two methods allow you to connect your phone and completely access the contents from your phone. With Dr. Fone, you can only transfer files to your computer yet you cannot manage your content from your PC the way you can with the first two programs.
This is one of the many queries that we get these days about connecting Pixel 3 to a computer. Since Pixel phones run on a pure Android version, you can easily connect them to your computer or your Google account. In this post, I will let you know you how to transfer pictures from Google Pixel to a computer easily. Since all Pixel devices are linked to a Google account, you can use the same to transfer your photos. While the process is not that seamless, it will give you the freedom to backup your data and make it available on Google all the time.
If you want, you can upload selected photos to Google Drive or can sync the entire gallery of your device. For this option, you can first sync the entire gallery of your Pixel device to your Google account and can later use its desktop application on your computer. If you would retain the quality of your photos, then it will be counted in the cloud storage. Since only 15 GB of space is allocated for free, it is recommended to optimize the quality of your photos instead.
At first, you can just unlock your Pixel device and go to its Google account settings. You can also launch the Gmail app and go to its Settings from the sidebar. To transfer photos from Google Pixel 3 to a computer, you first need to log-in to your Google account.
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If you want to connect via Wi-Fi, you need to download the App version on your device and go with the prompts to build a Wi-Fi connection. Once your phone is connected successfully, the program will detect it and then you will get the following interface. If you only need to transfer photos from your phone, you should choose "Photos" folder from the left side bar.
All photos on your phone will be scanned out for you to preview and select. Tick the pictures that you want and click "Export" button from the top menu. Then, all selected photos will be transferred from your Google Pixel phone to computer safely without any trouble. After all the five methods have been introduced, it is time to summarize the five methods, and then choose the most ideal solution. Using a USB data cable This method is the simplest, but it only supports transferring photos and videos.
Using Bluetooth The operation is relatively complicated, the transfer speed is slow and the types of files that can be transferred are limited.
Using Google Drive Google Drive offers limited free storage and file types. And it needs a very stable network connection, otherwise you will spend a lot of time waiting. In addition, the mailbox has strict restrictions on the size of attached files. This method is not suitable for transferring large numbers of photos. Using Assistant for Android Assistant for Android has no restrictions on file size and file type, and both Windows and Mac versions are both available.
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