how do i transfer photos from my blackberry to mac?
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['Attach a USB cable to your BlackBerry and to a free USB port on your computer.', 'BlackBerry Link will open automatically.', 'Click the BlackBerry tab.', 'Click Pictures.', 'Select the photos you wish to transfer to your computer.', 'Drag the photos over the Computer tab.']
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['Find the photo (or photos) you want to save onto your Mac.', 'Click on the photo(s) and drag it to your desktop (or into a folder somewhere else on your Mac).']
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Import from a hard disk, optical disc, or flash drive Connect the device to your Mac. In Photos, choose File > Import, then select the items you want and click Review for Import. To set where to import the items, click the “Import to” pop-up menu and choose a location.
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['Use a USB cable to connect your iPhone to your Mac/PC. ... ', 'In the new window, go to your computer to choose photos to transfer. ... ', 'You can click "Add Contents" to import more data.']
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['Install BlackBerry Link. Go to www.blackberry.com on your computer. ... ', 'Select setting for USB connection. Slide your finger down the display starting from the top edge of your mobile phone. ... ', 'Connect your mobile phone and computer. ... ', 'Transfer files.']
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Connect your iPhone to Mac, run iTunes if it doesn't open automatically. Tap the Device button, and click on the Photos tab. Select the “Copy Photos From” checkbox, select the iPhoto or Choose a folder. You can choose to sync all your photos or only selected photos.
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['Open Photos App on your iPhone.', 'Select the photos you want to import from your iPhone to Mac.', 'Click the Share button and click the name of your Mac in the AirDrop section to import photos from iPhone to Mac without iPhoto.']
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Connect your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch to your Mac with a USB cable. Open the Photos app. The Photos app shows an Import screen with all the photos and videos that are on your connected device. If the Import screen doesn't automatically appear, click the device's name in the Photos sidebar.
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In BlackBerry desktop, go to Device, Backup, and then back up your BlackBerry. This will save your Contacts to your Mac (or PC). Now connect your iPhone to your Mac and launch iTunes. Scroll down and select 'Info', and then tick the box next to 'Sync Contacts'.
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['Open BlackBerry Link and connect your old BlackBerry smartphone to the computer using the USB cable.', 'Click Transfer Device Data.', 'Wait while the data is copied from your BlackBerry smartphone.']
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['Connect your phone to your Mac using the cable that came with the phone.', 'Turn on your phone and set it to the mode that lets it transfer photos, if necessary. ... ', 'Launch the iPhoto application on your Mac.', 'Click your phone under the Devices heading in iPhoto.']
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Go to the Photos App on your iPhone. Select the photos you'd like to import from iPhone to your Mac. Tap on the Share button and choose your Mac from the AirDrop section.
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You can choose to download all of your photos from My Photo Stream to your Mac and PC automatically. Open Photos and go to Preferences > General. Select Copy items to the Photos library.
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['Connect an external drive to your Mac via USB, USB-C, or Thunderbolt.', 'Open the Photos app. ... ', 'Select the photos and video you want to back up.', 'Go to the File menu.', 'Hover over the Export option.']
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The easiest way to transfer the iPhoto library from your old Mac to the new one is to use an external drive. Connect it to your old Mac, go to Pictures folder and copy iPhoto Library to the external drive. Then, connect it to the new Mac, copy iPhoto Library to Pictures folder and open iPhoto.
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['Connect the BlackBerry smartphone to the computer using the supplied USB cable. ... ', 'From the computer, launch Windows Explorer / Finder. ... ', 'From Windows Explorer/Finder, click Removable Disk (X:) ... ', 'Locate then open the existing picture or video folder.']
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One of the quickest methods is to plug the Lightning-to-USB cable you use to charge the iPhone into one of your Mac's USB ports. When an iPhone is connected, the macOS Photos app automatically opens and suggests importing your photos.