Bump: Transfer Files With Ease
Business Technology | August 15, 2012
Thanks to social media sites like Twitter and Facebook, sharing pictures and info has become easier than ever. Still, people are seeking even more simple ways to share stuff. In response to this demand, iTunes offers the Bump app.
No more emails
With Bump, you will not have to send contact information or photos to your friends through e-mail. You can instantly move copies of your photos and contact information from your phone and onto the phone of a friend, relative, co-worker, or business associate. Actually, all you have to do is bump your phone against another person’s.
Living up to its name
Bump is appropriately named, as that is actually how you transmit files. You open the app, choose the file option you would like and hold your phone against another’s. You then bump your hands together; this lets the application know that you wish to transfer your files.
Another great advantage of Bump is that it is not limited to smartphones; it also works with your computer. You choose the files you would like and tap your phone against your computer’s spacebar. Bump then transfers your files to the location you have selected on your computer.
A popular app
Bump was recently updated in June of this year and has become more and more popular, with 90 million downloads. The Bump app is now available for both iPhone and Android phones. If you want to make sending files and contact information to individuals as easy as possible, check out Bump.
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Thanks to social media sites like Twitter and Facebook, sharing pictures and info has become easier than ever. Still, people are seeking even more simple ways to share stuff. In response to this demand, iTunes offers the Bump app.
No more emails
With Bump, you will not have to send contact information or photos to your friends through e-mail. You can instantly move copies of your photos and contact information from your phone and onto the phone of a friend, relative, co-worker, or business associate. Actually, all you have to do is bump your phone against another person’s.
Living up to its name
Bump is appropriately named, as that is actually how you transmit files. You open the app, choose the file option you would like and hold your phone against another’s. You then bump your hands together; this lets the application know that you wish to transfer your files.
Another great advantage of Bump is that it is not limited to smartphones; it also works with your computer. You choose the files you would like and tap your phone against your computer’s spacebar. Bump then transfers your files to the location you have selected on your computer.
A popular app
Bump was recently updated in June of this year and has become more and more popular, with 90 million downloads. The Bump app is now available for both iPhone and Android phones. If you want to make sending files and contact information to individuals as easy as possible, check out Bump.
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