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How to transfer photos from computer to iPhone the easy way: Transfer photos from your PC to your iPhone without wires using iCloud

How to transfer photos from computer to iPhone the easy way: Transfer photos from your PC to your iPhone without wires using iCloud

Posted on September 6, 2015September 10, 2019 By Jarvis

It’s possible to upload photos from your PC to your iPhone or iPad – or iPod touch – and the easiest way to do this is to use iCloud. Here we’ll explain how to do it.

Apple utilises its cloud storage service iCloud to make sure that the photos you take on your iPhone are readily available on both your computer and iPad. It’s a very useful service to have, and negates the need for cables and syncing – but what about if you wanted to put photos FROM your computer ONTO your iPhone? Is that possible? Of course it is – but the method depends on the software you use.
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