So essentially Google just developed an app to pretty much bury Shareit which is a shame. It’s using the same Nearby Share tech but perfect for sharing those apps you have installed in your phone and the best part about it is both Nearby Share and the app sharing in the Google Play Store do not use any data. In this menu you will see towards the bottom an option written Share Apps and a button to either send or recieve. Open the google play store, click on your profile and select manage apps and device. Yes, in the Play Store you can share your installed apps and all you do is this. If you want to share apps installed on your phone you then use the Google Play Store.
The slight drawback with Nearby Share is that you cannot send apps unless they are actual apk files in the file manager. Just click accept and you are good to go. You select the device you want to send the stuff to and this receiving device will receive a notification that asks them if they want to accept the incoming files.
Select nearby share and it will open a little box with all the available devices near you with Nearby Share turned on. Now all you do is go to your gallery or file manager, select the stuff you want to share and click share. Open it and follow instructions, which is just switching on bluetooth, wifi, and location so you can see or be seen when sending or receiving stuff.Īnd that’s it. You go to your Android settings and search for Nearby Share. This feature is called Nearby Share and this is how you use it. For example, sending 500 photos which can roughly be 2GB of files can take as little as a minute.
Sharing files at some really mind blowing speeds.
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