Written by Jack Wallen, Contributing Writer May 9, 2024 at 3:10 a.m. PT Jack Wallen/ZDNET The default Android file manager is a serviceable app. It does what you need and not much more.

A good file manager app makes it easy to find, organize, and share files on your Android device. With the right one, you'll be juggling files like a pro.

ES File Explorer helps you manage the files on your local Android device. Starting with version 3, however, LAN support was added to make it possible to share files with a Windows PC over Wi-Fi.

If you want to dig into the files on your smartphone and organize them, then you should download one of the best file managers for Android. Most phones come with a basic option, but these picks ...

Browsing through your device's files is an important task, we put together the best file manager and explorer apps for Android.

Let’s face the truth: the standard file manager on your Android phone, including Google Files, is just not good enough. While ...

From managing files on your phone to seamlessly syncing folders with your computer, this guide will turn you into a certified Android file master.

Another tidbit worth explaining is that, while Total Commander for Android is free to use and contains no ads, its Play Store ...

AndroZip has a simple Task Manager (Menu, Task Manager) with which you can view and kill running processes. It’s a handy tool to use if an app misbehaves, if your phone gets bogged down with too ...

Android lacks tools for managing folders and files, but a handy app fills that gap.

File managers have always been popular amongst Android users but has never been implemented by Google as stock software yet, until now. That looks to change with Android M.