The file manager -- that ubiquitous app everyone takes for granted -- is usually the last thing on your device you ever think about, but one of the first things you use. File managers help us keep our ...

File Explorer, formerly known as Windows Explorer, has since become the built-in program for accessing files on Windows computers. However, Windows has put less work into the software because it has ...

Every Android smartphone comes with a built-in file manager app. These folders help you arrange your files and documents accordingly, and even move them. This is also the directory where you can see ...

Smartphones are an integral part of our lives at this point. We use it as our dedicated camera, news reader, a multimedia device, chatting machine, and much more. In the process, many of you probably ...

Microsoft has open-sourced Windows File Manager, its first graphical interface for managing and accessing files, which debuted in its 1990 Windows 3.0 release. Microsoft dropped File Manager after ...

It was a joyous occasion when Apple finally released its own Files app for the iPhone and iPad. We all thought Finder made its way to the iPhone. But the Files app is no Finder from the Mac. In fact, ...

In a digital age where photos and videos flood our devices, the search for an effective management tool is relentless. Enter ImageRanger, the Photo & Video File Manager designed to tackle the constant ...

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How to use Readdle’s Documents app as a file manager for your iPhone or iPad Your email has been sent Apple offers its own Files app as a type of file manager for your iPhone or iPad. The app does let ...

GNOME Extensions open the door to a wide range of improvements, and several directly enhance the file manager. You’ll find extensions that add features such as file tagging, color-coded folders, and ...

Back in the early prehistory of desktop computing, we didn't have Explorer for managing our files in Windows. We had File Manager. Explorer scatters windows liberally across our desktops—we're still ...