The most useful one from a copy and paste perspective is probably Share — tap on this to send the selected text or image directly to another app on your iPhone.

When you're finished, click Done, and then select Image -> Copy Edits from the menu bar. Return to the main image library view, then select the image you want to paste them to.

But while I’ve known how to cut, copy, and paste on a laptop or desktop computer for, well, forever, I wasn’t quite as sure at first how to do it on my Android phone.

In iOS 16, Apple has brought some notable improvements to the Photos app, one of which is the ability to copy edits you make to an image and then paste them to other pictures.

It’s easy to copy and paste text messages on Android, and below we’ll walk you through how to do this using Google Messages, as well as what to do if you have a Samsung phone.

How easy it would have been to multitask if we could just copy something on our phone and then paste it onto our computer? I was today years old when I got to know that it is possible. In this ...

After creating the key, copy it and return to PowerToys. Find Advanced Paste and then click the Enable button next to Enable Paste with AI. Paste in your API key and click Save.