Universal Clipboard lets you copy something on one Apple device, then paste it on another. Photo: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac Since last fall, your Mac and your iOS devices have shared a Universal ...

Clipboard history is disabled by default on macOS Tahoe, so you'll have to activate it first. To do this, click the Apple ...

Apple designed the iPad with a Clipboard feature that allows you to copy or cut both text and images from an application and paste it within the application or in another application entirely. When ...

Did you know that ChromeOS had a built-in clipboard manager? Clipboard history allows you to access the five most recent items you’ve copied to your clipboard—including images. Mastering this tool can ...

We’ve all experienced the frustration of copying something important, only to accidentally overwrite it with another piece of information moments later. It’s a common problem that can disrupt your ...

Prarthana Gopal is an Author at Android Police. With over eight years of experience as a professional author and tech enthusiast, she brings a wealth of expertise to this role. Currently, she ...

In Chrome OS 89, Google rolled out a new Clipboard History feature that works a lot like the one found on Android. Specifically, that’s on Google’s Gboard on Android. With the clipboard feature in ...

To access your clipboard on an Android device, you can follow these simple steps. The clipboard on Android holds a copy of any text or image that you have copied and allows you to paste it elsewhere.

Whether you're on a PC or an Android smartphone, you can make use of the standard copy-and-paste feature to quickly duplicate any written text you find in your various browsings. If you do a lot of ...

How many times have you shared a downloaded video with yourself to open it on another device? Or, have you ever copied text and it emailed to yourself so that you could use it elsewhere? With a ...