By tapping the “Receive” button you’re basically making your phone visible in the network for the other person. Talking of which, it’s what you’ll also have to do when someone is sending you files. Since you’re likely going to be in the same room with the person you’re sending files to, they’ll need to tap the “Receive” button so that they appear on the phone’s “radar.” Easy as pie The app supports a multitude of file formats so you shouldn’t really worry about it since it’s quite unlikely that you’ll want to send out a file that’s unfamiliar to the app. It’s possible to select multiple files, which should make things quite a bit easier. So, if you want to send files to other people, you can pick between your file folders, photos, music and videos, as well as contacts on the phone. Then, you have to make one simple decision – do you want to send content to another user nearby or to receive? Since the app connects to others via the local Wireless network, you’ll only be able to send files to a computer connected to the same network or another mobile user. If you want, you can customize things a little bit by picking a different avatar (probably the coolest-looking vegetables in the world), as well as the profile background picture. You’ll have to pick a name for your phone or use the one that’s already been allocated to it. To top things off, the app is not only extremely easy to set up and to use, but it’s also lightning fast.Īs mentioned, the app is pretty easy to figure out. SHAREit from Lenovo thankfully is part of the former group. There are plenty of tools out there to help out with this task, some which are easier to use and some that are a tad more complicated than that. Sharing content online has become something that we’ve all grown accustomed to, including when it comes to our phones.
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