Right click on the image and select “Save image as…” ….You can then download the images to your Chromebook after the upload is complete. Your Chromebook should recognize your iPhone and allow you to upload all the images on your Photo app to your Google+ account. Just tap the icon of dots on the bottom left hand of your screen and navigate to Google+ Photos. In the App Store, use the magnifying glass to search for “Google Drive” and the app you want will be the first result.
If you are new to the iPhone, the App Store is the native blue app icon with an “A” in a circle. Begin by downloading the Google Drive app from the Apple App Store. Google has added a Google+ photo syncing feature to Chrome which now allows you to sync your iPhone to your Chromebook.
You can then download the stored images to your Chromebook by right clicking (click the touchpad with two fingers) on an image and selecting “Save as”. The apps allow you to store your images or video in your cloud storage, which you can then access from your Chromebook. You can also transfer images or video from your iOS device to your Chromebook by using the Google Drive or Google+ iOS apps. Much cheaper than buying a Windows/Apple PC! You could conceivably cancel your iCloud storage expansion after you’ve restored to your iPhone 6 too, making this only cost you $.99. If you set it up today and have a reasonably fast connection, it should have enough time to backup via cloud. I would suggest upping your iCloud account to the 20GB plan and doing an iCloud backup through your phone while on a local network. Using iCloud to Sync iPhone and ChromebookĢ0Gb of iCloud storage costs $.99/month in the USA. However, I have a low cost suggestion that might work for you: Apple and Google both make this hard for dual Chromebook and iPhone users. Users may still want to backup their iPhones and Chromebooks. Chrome OS does not have iTunes available, so you basically can’t back up to a Chromebook.
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