Download Pictures From Blackberry To Mac

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Download Pictures From Blackberry To Mac

May 26, 2016 Step 1 – Install the PRIV USB drivers & Android File Transfer on your Mac. In order to access your device and media card contents you need to install the PRIV USB drivers, and Android File Transfer first. To download the PRIV USB drivers, click here followed by installing the drivers. To download Android File Transfer provided by Google, go. Add photos & videos from Google Drive to Google Photos; Free up space on your device; Move photos to archive; Get info about your photos & surroundings; Download photos or videos to your device; Watch & manage your Memories; View & edit your trip & monthly highlights; Sync your favorite photos with Apple Photos; Transfer iCloud photos.

Download Blackberry Link for Windows or Mac. On your computer, open BlackBerry Link. Connect your device to your computer using a USB cable. Select your device at the bottom of the screen. Click the 'Settings' icon on the top right and in the left pane, click 'Back Up Now'. Select which data to include in your backup files. The DropBox service and application allow you to backup photos from your BlackBerry to a secure server, and synchronize that data with any PCs on which you have DropBox installed. Backup photos from Blackberry to Dropbox. First you need to download an install Dropbox Application on your Blackberry device. To do so, follow the steps below: 1. Download Pictures From Blackberry To Mac. There are two ways that you can download pictures from Blackberry to Mac. You can either use a syncing cable or transfer the photos via Bluetooth. When using the syncing cable, you must first plug the phone into the computer’s USB port. When the computer prompts you to turn on Mass Storage.

Transferring Photos and Videos to a Mac

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  • Note: You must have BlackBerry Link installed on your computer. The first time you connect your BlackBerry to your computer, you will be given the option to install BlackBerry Link. You must have iPhoto 11 v9.0 or higher to be able to sync photos and videos
  • 1. Attach a USB cable to your BlackBerry and to a free USB port on your computer
  • 3. Click the BlackBerry tab
  • 5. Select the photos you wish to transfer to your computer
  • 7. When all of the photos have finished transferring, disconnect the USB cable from your phone

Posted July 22, 2010 by David Kirk in Blackberry

The Blackberry Bold is able to take beautiful pictures. This tutorial will describe the steps required to move pictures and videos between the Blackbery Bold and your mac using a USB cable.


Out of the box, the Bold does not make it easy to transfer images and videos to and from your Blackberry and your Apple computer. However, with a couple of changes on your device, you can import and export the media without any problems.

1. From your Blackberry Bold go to Options ->Memory
2. Be sure that Mass Storage Mode Support is set to On
3. Change Auto Enable Mass Storage Mode When Connected to Yes or Prompt
4. The rest of the settings should look like the following:

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5. Connect the Blackberry to your mac with the USB
6. Close or minimize the Blackberry Desktop Manager if it opens
6. Go to Finder in OS X and select the Blackberry device
7. Navigate to the pictures folder on the Blackberry to transfer pictures or the video folder to transfer videos.

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8. Drag the media from the Blackberry folder to a folder on your mac. You can also drag media onto your Blackberry through this method.

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David Kirk is one of the original founders of tech-recipes and is currently serving as editor-in-chief. Not only has he been crafting tutorials for over ten years, but in his other life he also enjoys taking care of critically ill patients as an ICU physician.
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