PhotoSync 4.10 now fully supports iOS 26 and its new Liquid Glass design. It also introduces improved background transfers, Drag & Swipe multi-selection, pinch-to-resize thumbnails and a new aspect ratio thumbnail mode.
Fixed failing manual connection to a device that is not detected automatically
Fixed the app icon rotator when files transfer setting the final state back to the original app icon
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PhotoSync Companion 4.4.4 for Windows released
Fixed a reported crash migrating the app settings
Fixed a reported crash when the app icon rotates
Fixed a reported crash when an update is detected
Fixed a crash when the app is started in a new instance under a different user profile
Fixed file and folder creation problems when names have leading or trailing whitespaces
Added a new native Windows 11 explorer shell extension "Transfer with PhotoSync"
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PhotoSync Companion 4.4.3 for Windows released
Added fixes to the settings upgrade process that sometimes crashes and prevents the app from starting
Fixed a crash when the app is started in a new instance under a different user profile
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PhotoSync Companion 4.4.2 for Windows released
Fixed many threading problems that caused or could cause crashes
Fixed device scanner to get more stable device lists (sometimes devices were flickering)
Switched to a new crash reporter to get better crash reports to make the app more stable
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PhotoSync 4.3.0 for Android released
PhotoSync 4.3 fully supports Android 15 and has been completely re-engineered to utilize the latest Android technologies. This primarily impacts performance. Additionally, the pCloud service is now natively supported, and automation has been adapted to meet the requirements and restrictions of newer Android versions.