How do you transfer media between mobile phones and other devices?

Mobile phones are usually capable of transfering and receiving videos, sounds, and pictures (and more, depending on your phone) from other mobile phones or other external devices. An easy method of transfer requires the use of Bluetooth software, or other similar wireless transfer software. To transfer using Bluetooth, two devices with Bluetooth enabled must be turned on; The mobile phone receiving a file must use the "find me" option (or similar option) to make other phones able to connect to it. The device sending the file then sends the file through a "copy" option (or similar option). The receiving phone will usually need to accept the copy before the file is sent. A more headfront method requires the use of memory cards or other storage devices; If your phone supports more than one storage device at once, you can copy a desired file from a different storage source than your own to your storage device. Alternatively, you can swap out storage devices that have different files on them, although that's not "file transfering." Relatedly, you can connect mobile phones to a device with the file already stored on it with a wired connection, and work with your specific mobile phone to and other device to transfer files. See the related links for more external information on connecting and transfering data between two mobile phones.