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Top 9 Free Wi-Fi File Sharing Apps for Android

Posted by Shruti On Saturday, May 11th, 2013

In our earlier article, we have discussed about the Wi-Fi file sharing apps for iPhone then how Android can be left behind? Yes, this time we will talk about the free but best Wi-Fi file sharing apps for your Android device.You might be thinking that what is the need of Wi-Fi sharing apps if there are already so many options available that doesn’t even require any special downloads or installations like sharing files over Bluetooth or by using USB  cable. But what one does if USB cable or Bluetooth device will not be present at that time or due to any reason it is not working. Plus, you are also restricted with the distance and the speed when it comes to share the files over Bluetooth. But don’t worry as there are so many apps available at the Google play that break down all these restrictions by allowing you to share the files over a Wi-Fi network. And you know what, we have listed down Top 9 Wi-Fi file sharing apps for which you don’t even need to spend a single penny . Take a look.

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Top 4 Android Apps to Help You Stay Fit

Posted by Yudi On Monday, December 3rd, 2012

With all the recent talk about the importance of staying healthy and fit, everyone wants to do something about his own fitness. Unfortunately since most people these days are too busy in their lives and have very less time to spare, if at all, most of us simply cannot seem to be able to find the time out to hit the gym daily for a proper fitness regime.

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However, this is where your smartphones come into play. Android has made it possible to do hitherto unimaginable things on your mobile phones, which means you can learn pretty much everything you want from right within your smartphone! By installing these four Android apps for fitness, you won’t be able to fret about the lack of time since you will be able to stay fit from the comfort of your home!

Top 3 Android Apps That Can Improve Your Financial Life

Posted by Yudi On Wednesday, October 17th, 2012

Android has transformed the mobiling world, with dozens of well designed applications that have helped users throughout th world in doing a variety of tasks related both to everyday life and generic situations. While we have already discussed how tablet PC’s can help you improve your life in a previous article, today we’ll talk about some of the Android apps that can improve your financial life and spruce up your finances as well.

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Cubby: Free Alternative of Dropbox for iOS & Android Users

Posted by Yudi On Sunday, September 9th, 2012

You might have used DropBox but now it’s tough competitor has come, Cubby that will give a strong competition to the DropBox. LogMeIn has launched a cloud syncing service. Best part of Cubby is that it will not restrict you in terms of the storage limits when you do syncing between computers. Unlimited Syncing! Impressive. [...]

Streaming Videos on your iPhone and Android devices using Plex

Posted by Yudi On Monday, August 6th, 2012

Plex is the one stop solution for all your video streaming needs for both iOS and Android devices. It releases the management burden by automatically handling the required metadata and also the screens. This will require you to update your configuration and folder structure before you can reap the full benefit of Plex. What is [...]

3 Ways ‘Free Apps’ may be Killing your Android Experience

Posted by Yudi On Friday, August 3rd, 2012

Oh the joy an iPhone owner feels when they come across an Android fanatic who’s looking at their Android in dismay wondering what went wrong. Free apps maybe the answer to that question. The Android platform takes a lot of heat for being an absolute wreck when it comes to security; and while many are touting Jelly Bean as the ultimate solution to all of Android malware problems, it’s never that simple. For instance, fretting over one spy software for android or another isn’t the thing to do – Android user’s need to be smart themselves, especially when it comes to free apps.