If your phone is not already rooted, you can find instructions for your specific make and model on sites such as theunlockr. Install StickMount. StickMount will now have the permissions it needs to mount any storage device you attach now and in the future. Copy the files to the DCIM folder on your phone. Though you can copy the files to any folder you want, we recommend the DCIM folder because that's the location where your phone stores its own photos. Though you can always manually upload the pictures you want to share, it's even better to have your phone automatically back your files up to the cloud for you.
Here's how you can enable automatic photo backup on your favorite apps. Make sure that camera upload is on. If it is on, you will see a menu item that says "Turn off camera upload. Set Upload using to Wi-Fi or data plan if it is not already set to that option. If you are worried about exceeding your data cap, you can choose Wi-Fi Only but then your photos won't sync when are you out of hotspot range. New photos will now appear in the Camera Uploads subfolder of your dropbox as soon as you copy them.
Select "Sync over Wi-Fi or cellular" if you want your photos to upload from anywhere. You have to open other folders if your photos are not in the selected album. Select the photos you want to move to your computer and right-click to choose the "Copy" option.
Create a new folder where you want to save the copied Sony photos. If you want to transfer photos from computer to Sony, you can select the photos on the computer and copy and paste them into the "Camera" folder on your Sony phone. Another way is to sync the Sony photos to a computer via Dropbox.
Dropbox is a free cloud service that allows you to store different files like photos. So you can first sync the images to the server and then download them to your computer. Here's how to backup Android photos with cloud :.
Download Dropbox App from Google Play Store and go with the wizard to properly install it on your device. Open the application and sign in with your account. After that, you can select all the pictures you want to save from your phone and upload them to the Dropbox App. You can now go to dropbox. Then you can download them to your computer. Certainly, other cloud servers like OneDrive, Google Photos, etc. You can choose the one you like to transfer and backup your photos.
And suppose that you want to transfer photos from computer to Sony, you can also upload the images on a computer to the cloud server and then download them to your Sony device. The WiFi network determines the transmission speed. Step 1. Go to the "Gallery" app on your Sony phone. Preview and select the photos that you want to transfer to the computer. Step 2. Then, tap on the "Share" icon represented by two dots connected to one, and choose "Mail". Step 3. You will be popped up with a "Recipient" section.
Type your own email address and send. Step 5. Open the mail you send from your Sony phone and download the attached photos on your computer. To do so, you need to make sure your computer has a Bluetooth option.
Here is a guide on how to transfer files from Android to Mac via Bluetooth. Turn on Bluetooth in the "Settings" menu on your laptop.
And do the same for your Sony Xperia. Pair your Sony phone and computer together via Bluetooth. To do that, you need to search for other devices connected via Bluetooth when you turn the Bluetooth on your Sony phone. Find your computer's name and select it. Once the two devices are paired, go to the "Gallery" app on your Sony phone and select the photos that you want to transfer.
Step 4. Tap on the "Share" icon represented by two dots connected to one and select "Bluetooth", then tap on the name of your computer. Now, wait, all selected photos on your Sony Xperia phone are transferring to your computer via Bluetooth! Xperia Companion provides a backup feature that allows you to transfer photos from Sony Xperia to PC.
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