

On the receiving end, files shared from other devices can be viewed within the app. On Android and Windows Phone, you can select files to send from your device by browsing through the accessible storage locations. If the file you want to share is not available in the local storage, you can import them using iTunes File Sharing or the Open In feature (if available) from other installed apps. Using SendAnywhere on iOS, you can send photos and videos from the Camera Roll and any file stored in the app’s local storage. To send and receive files using SendAnywhere, you need to install and open the app or website on both the devices. It also has a web version for unsupported platforms like Blackberry. SendAnywhere is available for iOS, Android, Windows Phone and as a Chrome extension. But, if you want to share other types of files, SendAnywhere is a decent service for this purpose.

WhatsApp is one such popular service that allows you to share photos, music or videos with your contacts. For sharing files via Internet, you can use any cross-platform online service that allows you to share content with other people.
