I need writing apps that share documents - between android and windows 10. In the past I used Colornote but that doesn't work any more.
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Or is there a way to share text document files, peer to peer, between Windows 10 and a Pixel 6 phone.
Or, I have a Netgear Router that I am not using. It has Readyshare storage.
My question is why not use bluetooth?
Well that is something I was looking into. You want to share a location on your android device and or phone over a network.
There are various apps that will help you with that. Or something that will open your phones location and allows you to share a folder?
If your machine and phone ( android device ) is on a network you should be able to browse between devices but you might have to designate a folder.
Teamviewer ( a sharing desktop app ) can also achieve this for many years but this is like if your outside and want to load your desktop from another location using Teamviewer. There are dangers involved but since then Team Viewer has been updated.
There are many desktop sharing applications.
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Hancom office 2014 was such an office setup targeted towards Galaxy Note 4 phones. Basically using your phone as your main desktop computer. Again if your goal is to open documents ( like Word2016 ) files.
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You can run an email server from your home computer and use any mail app to open that mailbox. But your Mail server on your
computer ( at home ) would be online 24/7. You could run it within a virtual-machine or even ( just to be stupid ) Windows Sandbox.
Cut out the middle-man ( Yahoo, Google, etc ) entirely.
You wont even need any app or program a home email server. You could use something like Protonmail,
and even encrypt your emails, and send it to itself. $#$@!$# Google, and Yahoo. However that is considering your Browser only have the Email website running and no other actions are taken ( nothing else is running in the background ).
However Windows 10 on all day long is kinda questionable? Maybe with the explorer off and HOST files on, and some kind of net-moderating program running that could work.
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Just to be simple your Email open ( one mail box ) on both devices at the same time and both are online ( internet involved ) ???
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