Although most people have fast internet access nowadays, sending large files and amounts of data remains a problem. This is because free e-mail services such as Outlook.com or Gmail limit the data ...

File compression will not only shrink whatever you're trying to send, but it'll make the transfer go faster no matter which method you choose — be it email, FTP, or cloud storage. The same goes ...

Smash is a free and premium file-sharing service that does not put any cap on the size of files you transfer. If the size of the file exceeds 2GB on a free plan, you need to wait in the queue to ...

LocalSend lets you send files across devices for free. The app is available for iPhone, Android, Windows, Mac, Linux, and other platforms.

Sending files between devices can be a huge pain. I thought that my woes would be over when I switched to the Apple ecosystem, but while AirDrop is great when it works, there are plenty of times ...

With its easy-to-use interface and free file transfer up to 5 GB, Me Transfer is the perfect choice for those who need to send large files. To get started, download: ...

We’ve covered many file-transfer services previously, but we recently stumbled upon Black Hole, a relatively new service uses the blockchain-based Blockstack network for user logins, file ...

This free, open-source app uses your local Wi-Fi network to transfer files between practically any two devices. It’s much faster than uploading files to a cloud storage service and then waiting ...

This free, self-hosted, ... Nothing is sent to the internet when you're sharing devices in the local network, but this is the easier way to send files over the internet.