Description

Ever wanted to send someone a document, asong, a video, or just about any type of file*?

With File Beam, you can!

You only need Android 4.1 installed on both devices (JellyBean), and that both devices have NFC.
File Beam uses Android's built in Android Beam™, so the receiverdoesn't need to have any app installed, it should even work withother phones running other OSs (works with some Nokia phones withNFC hardware).

(Please note, files are sent over Bluetooth, NFC is just used todo the initial pairing)

This application has no icon! Use it by tapping the share buttonin any of your favourite apps (OI File Managerhttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.openintents.filemanagerrecommended for sending arbitrary files)

Tested on:
- Samsung Galaxy S4 (GT-I9500)
- Samsung Galaxy Note II (GT-N7100)
- Samsung Galaxy SIII (GT-i9300)
- Nexus 7 (grouper)
- Nokia N9 (RM-696) (Only as a receiver)

Permissions:
- Internet: ads, they can be disabled in settings.
- Read contacts: sending contacts using the app causes a crashwithout this, rest assured, the app doesn't read contacts unlessyou share a contact using the app.

Old changelog:
[1.1]
* Support sending multiple files at once, receiver will put allfiles in one folder.
* Due to the above, support sending Titanium Backup files (onlyeasy import for now!)
* UI can be set to dialog mode in settings, this means the app youshared from will stay visible.
* Ads can be disabled for free in settings.
* Bug fixes.

[1.0]
* Initial release

* Android seems to be refusing to send some file types (such as.tar.gz archives), looking into this.