how to transfer photos from samsung to ipad via bluetooth?
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['1 Open \'Photo Transfer\' app and touch "SEND".', '2 Touch the "OTHER Device" button.', '3 Tap "SELECT" button to select photos you want to send than tap "USE BLUETOOTH".', '4 Than, Tap "SEARCH DEVICES" button on both devices and follow the on-screen instructions.', '1 Open \'Photo Transfer\' app and touch "RECEIVE".']
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["Turn the Bluetooth keyboard on if it isn't already. ... ", 'Launch the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad.', 'Tap on Bluetooth.', 'Make sure Bluetooth is set to On, then let it search for devices.']
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['1 Open the Settings app.', '2 Tap Connections.', '3 Tap Bluetooth.', '4 This screen will display all the devices you have connected to in the past as well as all Available devices.', '5 Tap on the device you wish to connect.']
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In Bluetooth & other devices settings, select Send or receive files via Bluetooth. In Bluetooth File Transfer, select Send files > choose the device you want to share to > Next.
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['Open the File Manager app. ... ', 'Go to the folder that contains the files you want to transfer. ... ', 'Tap the Menu icon and choose Select.', 'Select the files you want to send.', 'Tap the Share icon.', 'In the list of sharing options, tap Bluetooth.']
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['Turn on your Bluetooth accessory and place it near your iPad.', 'Make sure that your accessory is in pairing or discovery mode. ... ', 'Open the Settings app on your iPad.', 'Tap Bluetooth.']
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['Connect your iPad to your PC with a USB cable.', 'Unlock your tablet and trust the Windows PC. ... ', 'Go to "This PC" > [your iPad\'s name] > "Internal Storage" > "APPLE100" > "DCIM".', 'Copy the photos and videos you want to transfer to your iPad in the folder.']
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Open the Photos application on your iPhone. Tap on the Select button at the upper right corner to choose the images you want to transfer to your iPad. Now, you have to hit the Share option and choose AirDrop to transfer. Your iPhone will show the iPad as the option, so just tap on it.
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['Connect the iPad to the PC. ... ', 'Click the iPad button. ... ', 'Click Photos. ... ', "Check the box next to “Sync Photos.” It's at the top of the right panel. ... ", 'Select the folder that contains the photos you want to sync. ... ', 'Select which photos (and videos) in the folder to sync. ... ', 'Click Sync. ... ', 'Stop syncing photos (optional).']
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['Turn on your camera.', 'Connect it to its cable and plug the USB end into the USB adapter.', 'Connect the adapter to your iPhone or iPad.', "Open the Photos app if it doesn't open automatically.", 'Tap the Import tab.']
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Connect your iPhone and iPad to a computer > Open the iTunes. Make sure that you have the latest version of iTunes. Step 2. Choose your iPhone and click Photos > Select Sync Photos option > Click Apply button to sync your iPhone.
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['Move to the Settings screen.', 'Tap General.', 'Tap Bluetooth.', 'Tap OFF. ... ', 'Put the other device in Discoverable mode. ... ', 'Tap the device to which you want to connect. ... ', 'Input the required passkey, such as typing the passkey on a keyboard if you are pairing with a Bluetooth keyboard.']
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['Connect Samsung to computer via USB. ... ', 'Double-click “Computer” icon on desktop. ... ', 'Open iTunes on computer, then connect your iPhone to computer via USB cable. ... ', 'Click the icon. ... ', 'Click “Photos”. ... ', 'Choose a folder to copy from.']
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Part 1. Unlock your iPad and go to Setting > [your name] > iCloud. Log in with your iCloud account. Then go to Photos and turn on “iCloud Photos” to download iCloud photos to your iPad. Connect your iPad to a stable Wi-Fi and plug into charge, photos in iCloud will be downloaded to your iPad automatically.
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['On the menu bar, click the Apple menu (1), then System Preferences (2).', 'Select Bluetooth.', 'Ensure that it says Bluetooth: On.', 'Once your device is located, click Pair.']
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Press and hold the PS and Share buttons at the same time until the light bar starts to flash. Open the Settings app on your iPad and tap “Bluetooth.” Find the name of your PS4 controller beneath “Other Devices” and tap it to complete the pairing process.
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By putting an app onto each an iPad and an iPhone, you can connect the two via bluetooth and have a wireless camera for your iPad. All you need to do is download the Camera A and Camera B apps onto your iPad and iPhone respectively—note that Camera A will set you back a buck while Camera B is free.