[Rasheed White]

Airdroid , hands down, the best file manager. Just read the reviews.

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[DolemiteDONS]

Can I ask who the developer is? I've looked for one with a Plus Sign + but have not found it. Thanks

Flashlight + Clock

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alphainventor.filemanager&hl=en

[Mirko935]

Airdroid , hands down, the best file manager. Just read the reviews.

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As a file manager it is a little lacking compared to apps which "do that for a living".

But otherwise it's definitely one of the first apps I install on any phone I own.
For those who don't know, AirDroid enables you to connect your phone over Wi-Fi and copy files, manage your contacts, call lists, write SMS, manage apps, make screenshots, copy text from the PC to phone through clipboard etc. with a simple PC browser interface.

I sound like a commercial. Anyway, I don't remember the last time I connected a phone with a USB cable, it's been a few years.

[OTCHRussell]

Looks like I will try the Asus app. Just got my Priv in trade, and see I have a lot to learn!!

9000 >Q10>Z10>Z30>Z30>Lumia950>Classic>Priv

[CivilDissident]

Amaze File Manager is perfect... Clean UI, provides the desired functionality, well integrated and best of all open source so you can audit the code at your choosing...

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[gqmovement]

File Manager Pro. It does the trick and pretty good. Plus the added feature for deleted items will be in a bin or you can firm delete all items.

Won't lie, using android makes me irritated as you can easily file and move around folders like before.