Sharing files from Android

 SHARING FILES FROM ANDROID

           Nowadays most of the people are using android mobiles. But memory space is big problem for all android users. So many of them suffering for lack of memory space for installing new applications. At that time we try to backup some files from android mobile to the system. transferring files from Android to a Windows PC isn’t difficult (in fact, it’s just as simple as transferring file from Android to PC) there is a wealth of alternatives, each of which we’re going to outline for you below. Here some of the ways to transfer file from android to computer(PC).

USB:

Using USB, we can able to share the file from android to system and vice versa. Now currently most of them using this method to share files. This USB can be connect to the system by using small cable interface. Using this, files can be stored. Your USB to microUSB cable into your computer and Android phone and are ready to start downloading files. Staring intently at your screen, you wait for a drive, a window something, anything where you can drag-and-drop your files, but it just doesn’t come. Well, chances are, you are missing one simple yet critical but step. Here’s how to transfer files to your Android phone:

1.     Connect your Android phone to your computer using the microUSB to USB cable.

2.     If you are using a PC, you will see an installation bubble pop up in the bottom right of your screen. Wait for the computer to successfully complete installation.

3.     The critical step: On your Android phone, pull down the notification window (aka ‘window shade’) and tap USB connected.

4.     A notification window will appear. Tap Mount. Your phone will enter USB storage mode.

5.     Find the removable storage drive. On a PC, navigate to My Computer and look for a new removable storage drive. On a Mac, the drive will appear on your desktop.

6.     Drag-and-drop the desired file(s) to the drive.

7.     In your phone’s notification window, tap Turn off USB storage.

8.     Unplug your phone and you’re all set

Browser:

        If your computer and your android device is connected through Wi-Fi, then by using this also data can share and stored.

          WiFi File Transfer is a popular app that works very well for moving files around your home network. It’s not flashy, but it gets the job done. The app starts up a service and produces a URL that you can type into your computer’s web browser, and as long as that service is running, you can see your device’s internal memory and SD card. From here, you can download any files to your computer, or upload files onto the phone: music, pictures, movies, word documents, etc. The transfers are very quick, and depending on your router, are even faster than a USB connection.

ES File Explorer

     

     

      Android device can share file by using windows share folder in the system by this ES file explorer. using ES File Manager and have your Windows Library folders shared on your local network then you should be able to easily copy the data you want to transfer from Android to Windows within this file manager.

Wifi:

With the help of Smp server, all computers can get connected through wi-fi. In this android device can also get connected. To get connect to SMP server so many android applications are available.The future is wireless and the trend is now being carried over by android phones too. These days a very few people actually prefer to use USB cables for transferring files between their PC’s and their phones / tablets. The reason being transferring files wirelessly is very convenient than transferring files through a USB cable and adding to the advantages, you don’t have to wait beside your PC until the transfers complete. While your files are being transferred to your phone you can carry on with your other works.

Synchronize:

Using this you can easily get connected with system and transfer the file from android to computer.

Cloud storage:

Using Dropbox , Skydrive  also data can be transfer and stored. With cloud services such as Dropbox, Box, and Google Drive as well as Microsoft OneDrive  it is remarkably easy to have data transferred from your Android device to your computer without you even knowing about it.

Bluetooth:

Begin by enabling Bluetooth on both devices, and then pairing with the Windows computer you aim to send your file to other device. With a connection established, use your chosen file browser in Android or your Gallery app to select the file you wish to transfer. Use the Android Share button to use Bluetooth to share the data, selecting your PC in the subsequent list. Meanwhile in Windows, find the Bluetooth icon in the System Tray, right-click and select Receive a File, and click Next to commence transfer. How to send a file from the PC to an Android device.

On a PC, follow these steps to copy a file to the Android:

1.     Right-click the Bluetooth icon in the Notification Area on the desktop.

The icon looks like the Bluetooth logo, shown in the margin. The Notification Area dwells on the far-right end of the taskbar.

2.     Choose Send a File from the pop-up menu.

3.     Choose your Android  from the list of Bluetooth devices.

If you don’t see the tablet listed, ensure that the Bluetooth radio is on for both devices and that they’re paired.

4.     Click the Next button.

5.     Click the Browse button to locate files to send to the tablet.

6.     Use the Browse dialog box to locate and select one or more files.

7.     Click the Open button to choose the file(s).

8.     Click the Next button.

The tablet may signal a notification alert, which lets you know that a file transfer is taking place.

9.     Touch the Accept button.

If you don’t see the Accept button, choose the Bluetooth Share. Incoming File notification.

10.  On the PC, touch the Finish button.

The transfer is complete.