But how about if you own one of those Android devices which don’t have NFC or the equivalent technology – for example Samsung Galaxy S2.

First off, you need to check if your device runs on Android version 4.0 above, because this is where SuperBeam can perform the magic for you. While it is still using NFC to communicate, it is also offering another method to communicate between devices which is designed exclusively for devices that don’t have NFC.

How does it work?

You can use SuperBeam to scan QR code on other devices via SuperBeam app. It will communicate between devices using Wifi Direct once you scanned the QR code. This process is actually fully automatic without the need to do anything – not to mention it can share multiple files too! Imagine the convenience it offers.

Scanning QR Code to start communication

Transfer in progress

Conclusion

I have found that this app has been a great help especially when I need to transfer video or large images to other devices. It’s painlessly easy to use – just with simple tap, it will transfer your selected files for you within minutes. And yes, it is totally free!

Do you have any other method you use to transfer large files between your mobile devices?

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Syahir was also featured in this interview by Blink Colony – where he speaks of the development and features of the Graphene theme, his experiences meddling with his first family computer and being taught on the basics of HTML and CSS by his sister Shaza (where his interests in coding spurts from there) as well as mentioning Stampede Design in the interview!

Syahir also runs a blog of his own, khairul-syahir.com, where he talks a lot about web development, hiking and his life in general in Auckland.

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