How to transfer apps on Andriod phone-to-phone


Hello guys, here is a way in which you can transfer any file on your android device including apps installed, from on phone/device to another. I would just keep this short, no stress, no worries required. Its easy.

Follow the steps below to to transfer apps on Android from phone/device-to-phone/device ;


Step 1 - Click the link or go to Google play and download Bluetooth File Transfer

Step 2 - After installing it. Turn on your Bluetooth.

Step 3 - Look for the Installed Bluetooth File Transfer app, open it

Step 4 - While on the interface, click the options button on your Android phone.

Step 5 - Go for more, and select "Send applications"

We are done! Now you can send application from your android phone or device to another android phone or device


Comments

  1. albina N muro23 September 2013 at 12:48

    The first Android-powered phone was sold in October 2008. Android is open source and Google releases the code under the Apache License. iphone

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  2. John Smith10 October 2013 at 05:29

    Android Applications Development : Cell mobile phones have made our life easier than before and thanks to the improved editions like that of iPhone, touchscreen technology mobile phones, Mobile phones etc. that various cellular technology are collected into one system. With the high-end devices like iPhone and touchscreen technology Mobile phones, the customers can access all processing programs on the go from their cell mobile phones. With the release of Android operating system, cellular technology has achieved its next level. Mobile growth for Android operating system is mainly based on Java.

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  3. Anonymous6 November 2013 at 06:25

    In both the android devices configure Google Play with the same Gmail ID. Then in your Google Play account purchase list you will have list of all the apps that you have downloaded till date. Just plug the required device and download the app that you require to the device you desire.

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  4. Unknown21 November 2013 at 08:11

    With the aid of these types of mobile phone apps and we don't must take a seat on a computer any longer to send the postal mail to an individual or lookup some information online. These types of have made our existence truly "mobile". We could get a hold to almost every thing beginning from the particular everyday head lines to be able to environment actually on the run. More information is available on their web site at http://www.mobileappsblog.co.uk/

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  5. Unknown23 December 2015 at 04:01

    Really informative. good job .well done...
    Mobile Application Development

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