For students who use mac platforms for work computers and Android mobile phones, transferring files between mobile phones and computers is basically still in the stage of using the very ancient Android Transfer. Although Lao Luo also once made an APP called HandShaker, when I actually used it, I found that the APP was a bit "rogue" when deleted, and it was difficult to delete it. In addition, it is no longer updated, and in short, it is not recommended for daily use.
At the same time, under the Windows platform, mobile phone manufacturers have either actively developed a variety of cross-screen writing software that is closely integrated with their own ecosystems; or cooperated with Microsoft to introduce Microsoft's own YourPhone platform. In short, it has basically led the Mac platform into the next "era".
Fortunately, on the day of the release of the vivo X Fold, vivo synchronously announced the birth of the Mac version of the quantum suite, which is also the first tool on the Mac platform that can modernize and work with Android mobile phones.
The use of the quantum suite is very simple, only need to let the vivo mobile phone and Mac computer in the same LAN log in to the same vivo account at the same time, you can select the device that needs to be paired in the lower left corner to interconnect.
After the connection is complete, a separate window will appear on the Mac to synchronize every operation on the vivo phone in real time.
The quantum suite currently contains a total of four major entrances of atomic notes, calendars, atomic readings and photo albums, and you can synchronize the atomic notes, calendars, and atomic reading content on the Vivo mobile phone in real time on the Mac side.
For example, in the atomic reading part, the Current Mac side can realize simple functions such as content browsing and synchronization and annotation of favorite content.
Take, for example, the atomic notes I use the most. After connecting, I can edit atomic notes directly on the big screen of my computer.
In the list, I can quickly categorize notes by dragging and dropping them intuitively and conveniently by adding preset tags.
For example, I can also drag and drop notes in the list to mark the importance of notes.
One of my favorites is the rich built-in effects package in Atomic Notes. With a single tap, you can apply font styles, carets, dividing lines, templates, and you can make great works in just a few simple steps.
The above operations can be synchronized to the mobile phone in real time, and if there is something to go out temporarily, you can continue to edit the operation on the mobile phone. For example, quickly select a paragraph by sliding left and right, and you can move it by dragging and dropping it, and quickly typeset the content of your notes. It should be known that in the quantum suite, the operation logic and mode of the Mac and mobile terminals are basically the same, and there is no need to consider the operating habits after switching platforms.
You can also drag and drop the file on the computer side to the mobile phone icon in the lower left, so that you can send the file directly from the computer to the mobile phone without having to transfer through the third-party communication software, which is very convenient.
Of course, the most attractive thing for me is that I can directly drag and drop files from the multi-window of the calendar, album, atomic reading and other applications on the mobile phone or the PC side to the atomic notes for editing. However, it may be due to the development progress, this feature is not currently supported for mac platforms. But from my experience of using the Windows platform, it is still very convenient.
In essence, Quantum Suite is a productivity tool that breaks the physical boundaries between mobile phones and computers, realizes the real-time synchronization of mobile phone and computer platform production content, and supports multi-window collaborative editing, drag-and-drop file, and cross-device file transfer, which is very suitable for business people with mobile office needs. While it may be similar in functionality to similar software from other phone makers, it is the first Mac user to take Android phones into account and is very friendly to users who work across platforms. I hope that Quantum Notes can align the function points of the two major platforms of Mac and Windows as soon as possible, so that Quantum Notes can truly become a weapon to improve productivity.