How To Transfer Apps Between Android Via Bluetooth
If you are unable to transfer Android Apps to other android phone via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi then I got the solution. If you are android phone users then I’m sure that you always download android apps from Google play because it’s the only way to get best android apps on your Smartphone. But did you ever wonder to grab android app from your friend Smartphone or transfer them to your other android device via Bluetooth.
To make that thing happen you have to follow two steps in transferring android apps using Bluetooth which are listed below:
I. Downloading Required Files:
Transferring android applications via Bluetooth can be performed through the use of two applications.
- Astro (Google Play Link)
- BlueTooth Transfer. (Google Play Link)
II. How to Transfer Apps Between Android Mobiles Via Bluetooth
- Download and install Astro onto your Android phone.
- Open the Astro application. The main screen opens with a search bar on the top and three tabs underneath – locations, searches and recents.
- Navigate to “Tools -> Application Manager”.
- In the Application Manager window, Navigate to the Installed Apps tab and select the application you want to transfer via Bluetooth. Press on the “Backup” button that appears.
- The application should now be highlighted bright blue and also found in the Backed Up Apps tab. Exit out of Astro.
- Download and Install Bluetooth File Transfer app onto your Android phone.
- Open the Bluetooth File Transfer app, Navigate to the following folder “/mnt/sdcard/backups/” and select the file (with extension .apk) you want to transfer. In our case, we would find “ES File Explorer” in this location. Once the file is ticked, press the Bluetooth button.
- The android phone should be listed under “Found Devices” or “Cache”. Click the relevant android and send the file. Once the other user receives the file, he/she will then be able to install it onto their android.
- DONE
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