Bluetooth file sharing app

Bluetooth File Transfer

Открывайте, просматривайте и управляйте вашими файлами на любом телефоне с Bluetooth, через FTP и OPP, принимайте файлы и отправляйте контакты!

http://help.medieval.it (от Absolutely Android)

FEATURES>
* Custom security manager for incoming BT connections: only authorized devices can connect, if you accept. If you refuse, no access is granted on your servers: personal data files and privacy are safe against hacker, nerd, geek and guru (enanched Bluetooth server security is disabled by default)

* 3rd party applications can open (or pick) files from sdcard using this package like attachment, music, pictures or any multimedia file (no external intents are supported for performance purpose)

* Support for legacy 2.0 and AES (128, 192 and 256 bit) encryption (both pack and unpack) of Zip files (like WinZIP or WinRAR) — keep private document secure using a long pass to protect it

* Enhanced all-in-one app with the fastest file browser ever seen (you can verify by yourself, test it now)

* Professional, clean and fast UI where you can customize any aspect of the file viewer. Customizable user interface in order to best fit your needs (expert only)

* Thumbnails for APK, audio, video, image (also inside archive files: Zip, GZip, TAR) — thumb picture (miniature) not stored on cell phone memory

* It can connect to new and old cellphone: nokia, samsung, lg, sony (Android does not support infrared IR pan)

* Search files also inside Zip, GZ, Tar (advanced searching inside archive can take double time to complete)

* Improved contact send function in order to manipulate telephone numbers on generated VCARD (vcf) files

* Cut, copy, move, paste, delete multiple items using the integrated explorer of this application

* You can full unhide (or hide) hidden media (both smartphone and sd memory)

* OBEX layer (obexftp and obexopp) entirely developed by Medieval Software

* Compress, uncompress and extract Zip (encrypt with password), GZip, Tar

* Cleaner program settings view using shortcut icons pane

* Sharing: you can share a single file or an entire path

* Powerful bookmark feature with precise sorting

* Contact send screen supports contacts groups
* Test and check archive integrity (deflate)
* Desktop folders shortcuts
* Calculate MD5 and CRC32
* Power saving management
* Streaming service
* No root required
* Multi language
* Multiselect
* Home folder
* File sort
* Open as

Freeware with AD (free software) — You can now remove advertising from this application by purchasing «Medieval Licensing System» on the Android Market!

NOTE — SDPD (uuid port route) may not work on Android 1.5 and 1.6 so friend services could not reach you!

FAQ> Why «Bluetooth File Transfer» requires the contact read permissions?

A. In order to send your contacts over Bluetooth, if you wish, for example to your car-kit or to another smartphone. Open main menu, select Send contacts item, put a check beside the contacts you would like to send and finally press Send button.

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Send files over Bluetooth in Windows

Share a photo, video, or other kind of file with a friend who has a phone, laptop, or tablet.

1. Make sure the other device you want to share with is paired with your PC, turned on, and ready to receive files. Learn how to pair.
2. On your PC, select Start, then type settings. Select Settings >Bluetooth & devices > Devices.
3. In Devices settings, select Send or receive files via Bluetooth.
4. In Bluetooth File Transfer, select Send files > choose the device you want to share to >Next.
5. Select Browse > the file or files to share >Open >Next (which sends it) >Finish.
6. On the receiving device, have your friend accept the file. See Receive a file over Bluetooth.

Share a photo, video, or other kind of file with a friend who has a phone, laptop, or tablet.

1. Make sure the other device you want to share with is paired with your PC, turned on, and ready to receive files. Learn how to pair.
2. On your PC, select Start >Settings >Devices >Bluetooth & other devices.
3. In Bluetooth & other devices settings, select Send or receive files via Bluetooth.
4. In Bluetooth File Transfer, select Send files > choose the device you want to share to >Next.
5. Select Browse > the file or files to share >Open >Next (which sends it) >Finish.
6. On the receiving device, have your friend accept the file. See Receive a file over Bluetooth.

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How to Transfer Files Between Mac and Android Using Bluetooth

Ditch your USB cables and follow this easy guide to use Bluetooth to transfer files from Android to Mac instead, or vice versa.

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While you can easily send files between Apple devices using AirDrop, not everyone is brand exclusive, and sometimes we require other solutions. Bluetooth is one viable option when it comes to wirelessly transferring data between Mac and Android.

Here, we’ll discuss how to quickly and easily set up Bluetooth sharing, with no additional software, and start wirelessly sending files between your Android device and your Mac immediately.

How to Pair Your Mac With Your Android Device

The first step to wirelessly transferring data is to pair your Bluetooth devices. You’ll only need to complete this process once; after that, your devices will remain paired until you decide to unlink them.

Follow these steps to pair Mac and Android:

1. Enable Bluetooth on your Mac from the menu bar or in System Preferences > Bluetooth.
2. Enable Bluetooth on your Android device in Settings > Bluetooth.
3. Enable Bluetooth Sharing on your Mac by ticking the option in System Preferences > Sharing. From here, you can select a location for received items and choose what happens when a file transfer request comes in.
4. On your Android device, select your Mac in Settings > Bluetooth, and a passcode will appear on each screen.
5. If the passcodes match, which they should, click Connect on your Mac to complete the pairing.

That’s it. You’ve now configured your devices to send and receive files over Bluetooth.

How to Send Files From Android to Mac

On your Android device, you can send files over Bluetooth using the share menu. You’ll find this feature in many applications, including your photo gallery and files app.

To send files to your Mac, follow these steps:

1. Locate and select the file you want to send.
2. Tap the share icon.
3. Choose Bluetooth as the transfer method.
4. Select the device you want to send to.
5. Accept the transfer on your Mac when prompted.

Received files will land in the location you specified in System Preferences > Sharing > Bluetooth Sharing. By default, this will be your Downloads folder. Naturally, sharing goes both ways, so let’s take a look at how to send files to your Android device.

How to Send Files From Mac to Android

The process for Bluetooth file sharing is a little different on your Mac. While macOS does have a share menu similar to Android, Bluetooth isn’t included in the list of available transfer methods. Thankfully, a built-in app called Bluetooth File Exchange can get the job done.

Follow these steps to transfer files to your Android device:

1. Open the Bluetooth File Exchange app within Applications > Utilities.
2. Locate and select the file you want to send.
3. Click Send.
4. Select the paired Android device you want to send to.
5. Click Send again.
6. Accept the incoming transfer on your Android device.

Received items will appear in the relevant section of your default files app and in other related areas. For example, images should also show up in your photo application.

Bluetooth Sharing Advantages and Limitations

Bluetooth is a viable wireless transfer solution for Mac and Android devices. The pairing process is quick and sending data is simple and intuitive.

Once paired, you can use the share menu in multiple apps across your Android device to transfer items. On your Mac, with Bluetooth Sharing enabled, the Bluetooth File Exchange application allows you to send files to Android with minimal effort.

Bluetooth, however, does have some limitations. With a maximum transfer rate of 50Mbps, even the newest version of the protocol will seem sluggish compared to other options. Bluetooth is also prone to interference and dropouts, so you’ll want to make sure you’ve got a stable connection before starting any large data transfers.

Overall, Bluetooth is still a convenient solution for quick and simple file exchanges.

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Bluetooth Share Center 4+

I needed a way to transfer files from my cell-enabled iPhone with my WiFi only iPad when there was no WiFi around to use. This app using Bluetooth worked perfectly!

Use Open In in some other app to send the file to this app.
Open this app on both devices.
Select the file(s) you want to send and press the «Send to» icon in the top right corner to indicate you want to send the selected files via Bluetooth.
Select Receive on the receiving iDevice.
Confirm the devices on both devices to enable the connection.
After the transfer, use the «Send to» icon in the top right corner on the receiving device to send the files to the app where you really want to use them.

Too Much for Just Efficient Photo Sharing

Summary: This app is a file transfer utility and may exceed the needs of someone wanting just easy photo transfer.

My primary interest is to transfer with absolute minimum hassle sets of photos taken on my iPhone to my iPad. In a quick review of a few free apps to do this via BT, all have the same limitations. Assume you have set up to transfer iPhone -> iPad.

* The iPad apps do not store the profiles of previously accepted iPhones … you have to reconnect every time after you disconnect.
* The iPad apps give you no choice of which album to store the incoming photo … you store it in the Camera Roll and then have to go back to move it where you want it.
* The iPhone apps munge the sorting order of the source albums … you may have to scroll through long album lists to find the one you want rather than having them pre-sorted (or better still … pre-filtered) by intelligent criteria beforehand.

All of this being said, this app for BT transfer does allow you to handle files in addition to photos. Other negatives though are that it requires too many taps on dialog boxes on both the sending and receiving device to initiate a connection or to transfer files. IOW, you cannot have your iPad somewhere across the room and send a file from your iPhone because you have to tap the iPad dialog box to accept the file you want it to receive. Duh!

Fantastic App for iPhone to iPad Transfer

Really great app for transferring files from your iOS devices. Not just photos or videos but you can transfer pretty much any type of file through Bluetooth. This is a must have app since I am using a wifi only iPad and often have to transfer files from my iPhone when I don’t have access to wifi. A real life saver. The developer is also extremely responsive to customers.

App Privacy

The developer, Awsam Tech LLP , indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.

Data Used to Track You

Data Not Linked to You

The following data may be collected but it is not linked to your identity:

Privacy practices may vary, for example, based on the features you use or your age. Learn More

Information

Compatibility iPhone Requires iOS 12.4 or later. iPad Requires iPadOS 12.4 or later. iPod touch Requires iOS 12.4 or later.

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