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By Selena KomezUpdated on April 16, 2019
[Summary]: Want to backup data from Samsung to Mac? This guide will show you the simple ways in steps to transfer photos from Samsung Galaxy S9/S8/S7/S6/Note to Mac.
- Like I said earlier, there are no USB drivers for Mac which means we will be using other methods to transfer files between your Samsung Galaxy Note 9 and your MacBook. Now there are many software you can use to do this but for this tutorial, we will be making use of the Android File Transfer app on Mac which only works on MacOS 10.7 and higher.
- Applicable Samsung devices: Galaxy S II and newer devices with Android 4.0 or better for wireless transfer and Android 4.3 and better for OTG cable transfers. Note to Galaxy S8/S8+S7/S7 edge owners: Smart Switch Mobile is already preloaded on your device.
“I tried to download a data transfer software to my Mac. Obviously it recognizes my Samsung phone and the MTP on the devices, but it can’t recognize my “Gallery” photos and so I can’t transfer photos and videos to my Mac for backing up good moments. Any ideas?”
When you first connect your Samsung Android device to your Mac for photo import, you may be disappointed to see that Aperture and iPhoto cannot recognize the device as a camera. The reason is there is no direct way for your Galaxy which is an Android device to communicate with the Mac. Android devices will generally communicate better with a PC. The article next shows a quick and easy way to copy photos & videos from a Samsung phone (Samsung Galaxy S10/S9/S8/S7/S6/S5/S4, Galaxy Note 9/Note 8/Note 5/Note 4/Note 3/Note 2, etc.) to a Mac.
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Android Toolkit – Transfer allows you to easily transfer photos and videos individually or all photo at once from your Samsung phone to Mac. You can also sync other contents (music, messages, contacts, applications, etc.) from Samsung Galaxy S/Note to a Mac or a laptop. Below are the key features of this Android Toolkit – Transfer.
- Selectively transfer data from Samsung Galaxy S/Note;
- Transfer contacts, photos, videos, music, SMS between Android and computer;
- Sync iTunes to Samsung Android phone and vice versa;
- Fully compatible with Android 9.0/8.0.
Guide on How to Transfer Photos from Samsung Galaxy to Mac
Step 1. Launch Android Toolkit – Transfer
Download and install the Android Toolkit – Transfer program to your Mac computer. Launch it and enter Transfer feature. As you can see, the program has multiple built-in features, and you can experience them one by one after downloading.
Step 2. Connect Samsung Galaxy Phone to Mac
Then connect your Samsung Galaxy mobile phone to Mac using an USB cable. And your device can be automatically detected by the program.
Step 3. Transfer Gallery from Samsung S/Note to A Mac
Option 1. Sync All Photos from Samsung Galaxy to Mac
On the main window of Transfer, click on “Transfer Device Photos to Mac”. This will help you transfer all photos on your Samsung Galaxy mobile phone to Mac in just 1 click.
Option 2. Transfer Photos from Samsung to Mac Selectively
If you would like to transfer photos from Samsung to Mac selectively, go to “Photos” tab on the top of the window. Here you can preview and select the photos you like and export them to your Mac easily.
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While we are still a little far away from using an Android phone — or indeed any other smartphone — as a roving mobile office or desktop, the Samsung DeX docking station offers a great taste.
You initially had to buy a docking station to use your smartphone as your makeshift desktop machine on a monitor or display. Then, with the Note 9, you could use a USB-C to HDMI cable. Should you have the new Galaxy Note 10, you’re now able to launch and use DeX by using a dedicated Windows and Mac application (via Android Police).
[Update 01/06]: If you have the Galaxy S9 and Note 9, you’ll be pleased to hear that you can now use DeX for PC on your former flagship (via SamMobile). There was no explicit confirmation from Samsung that these devices would receive support for the mobile desktop hybrid but it appears that now you can plug your S9 and Note 9 right into your PC and run the not-quite-a-desktop replacement.
You don’t even need the Android 10 update to use DeX for Windows on your device either. Just install on your PC, plug in your device and fire the newly installed app up.
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[Update 08/22]: The download page is now live just in time for the release of the Note 10 and Note 10+. If you were curious about installing DeX on your Mac or Windows machine you can find the official download links below:
The only caveat is that this still requires a USB-C cable connection to your PC, but really does give you much more flexibility of using DeX as a piece of software running on your machine rather than a standalone OS.
While a wired connection is still needed, it gives us hope that Samsung might eventually be able to rid of us of the wire entirely and connect wirelessly. You can already manage text messages, calls, and notifications on your PC with the Link to Windows feature that is new on the Note 10. This doesn’t replicate the proper DeX desktop, though.
At the moment, it appears that DeX for Windows and Mac only works on the recently revealed Note 10. There is no support for the Galaxy S10 and S10+ at the moment, it seems. Given just how similar the internals are on the Note 10 and S10, hopefully, Samsung can add support soon.
For those of you that want to be able to use DeX while running PC or Mac apps at the same time, this is quite a nice little addition to the system. I can’t say I would do so personally, but it could be really helpful if you want to work on files on your Note 10 on a big screen but lack the USB-C to HDMI hardware.
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