I want to transfer a file from my Android application to my desktop (I don't want to display any UI for the user).I could not find any documentation or links which suggest me how to transfer the file programatically.
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I was chatting with someone on MSN the other day, who was using an older Sony Ericsson mobile (no android). This person could snap pictures with the mobile, and send them directly to me over MSN, and also send other files, like mp3s and such.As far as I know, Meebo and Ebuddy can't do this. They can't even recieve the files. Surely my $500 Desire must be able to do this somehow? Which IM apps are able to do this, while also storing logs?Would it really be that hard for Microsoft to do an android version of MSN, just like it works on a computer? I mean why storing logs on Meebo's server, when they could be stored on your SD ?
View 3 Replies View Relatednew to this forum and the Droid original in general.here's the dilemma.I'm going to a remote area that doesn't have AC for 2 weeks. We are hiking in and I won't be bringing my clunky large laptop.I have a GPS that will store 5 days of data to synch with a camera, but need to dump the data somewhere every 5 days or it becomes useless from that point on. Is there an app for the Droid that will allow me to connect directly to this device via the USB interface (SIMA GPS, has a USB out/in) that I can transfer and store the data file from the GPS, then dump onto my PC when I return home?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am fairly good with any tech but I have found no way to send or pull files between my Moto Droid and my PC over my Wifi in my home. Does anyone have any ideas on how this could be done? It would be a lot faster than having to plug in every time you want to transfer things wile not having to be right at your desk.
View 16 Replies View RelatedCan some give me advice on what I could use to write code to transfer a file from one phone to another.
View 13 Replies View RelatedAndroid 1.0 can't support file transfer.If I want to do by myself what I can do? It seems don't have OBEX protocol. who knows? Please give me reply.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI wanted to transfer files back and forth between my android pone and a laptop. Quite honestly I had never used bluetooth before, but since this phone has it I am playing around with it.I tried Astro and ES File explorer, but those work only if I need to transfer files between phones.I then found out Bluetooth File Transfer which lets me share files between my phone and my laptop. That app is very nice, and also by the same developer Dual File Manager.both free from the market.But I supposed file transfer via bluetooth between a laptop or other devices and the phone was a given.Is an extra app absolutely necessary or did I miss something? What other File Managers with bluetooth support do you know of?
View 5 Replies View RelatedI just transferred a song from my Mac to my phone and opened/played it. Where do I find it? It didn't show up under music...
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm making a code and I want to send a mp4 file to another Android device. I have reached to connect both Androids via Wifi and write from one a simple for cycle from 1-20 and the other Android device reads and displays the number that is sent.Here it is the interesting part of the "sender":
Code:
InetAddress serverAddr = InetAddress.getByName(serverIpAddress);
Log.d("ClientActivity", "C: Connecting...");
Socket socket = new Socket(serverAddr, port);
connected = true;
[code]...
I want to send a file from one device to another instead of an int. How can I make this?
I have htc magic with android 1.5. but i don't have the market application. and i want do download bluetooth file transfer on my phone. put a link here so i can download it to pc then my phone manually. or maybe send it to me via e mail. I mean the "APP" file.
View 9 Replies View RelatedThis is a Cyanogen app Pull from His Build, So credit is all Cyanogens.Now, for starters this is an FTP transfer app for Bluetooth. Now with that being said I've never used it, so not sure how it works.
View 11 Replies View RelatedI have a Samsung Galaxy 5 player running gingerbread. I'm trying to access files on it from my WinXP box via wifi. This seems like it should be a very common thing to do, but I simply can't find it. If I plug it into a usb port, I can access the drives. Can this be done via wifi?
Again, I want to access the android from the PC. Not the other way around.
Android file transfer won't recognise my HTC one running 4.3 when connected,I tried using it on Windows on the same Mac via boot camp and it works, it's just the Android file transfer which is not detecting the device it says "connect the device via the cable" well something like that.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI saw this in the "running services".. and i stopped it, what the hell is it and should i not have stopped it?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI've had my Inc for a week, and will be rooting this weekend when I have some time. I've done a fair amount of reading and research on this site and others. The main reason I'm rooting is to delete Crapware.
I'd consider flashing a new ROM if it improved the Bluetooth services.
Is there a ROM that improves the Bluetooth stack of the incredible ? I'm specifically looking for the OBEX services and communication between PC's and the Incredible.
I downloaded this Android File Transfer on my Macbook and I connected my S3 to my Macbook. If I click on the Finder Button and look at the left side, my S3 isn't recognized or it isn't there so I cannot Eject it. And I found out that It's connected just on the Android File Transfer .. so How do I eject it then? Android File Transfer doesn't have an eject button anywhere.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI love the native music player that comes stock on android (via google music). I also use a mac, and I'm in Canada (so I can't take full advantage of the google music service, I.E. storing music in the cloud and managing it that way. In order to put music on my android phone i simply select the songs in my itunes and and drag them into the music folder in Android File Transfer. This works, however, there is one problem: the songs aren't organized into folders, which makes it extremely difficult to organize / delete music from my phone when I want to, as the songs are organized as 01 01 01 01 01 01 02 02 02 02 02 02 03 03 03 03 etc. I tried to right click the music folder and say new folder but it won't create that folder in the music folder. I tried moving the songs into that folder then dragging it into the music folder but that won't work.
I really don't want to use double twist, because I have in the past, and I don't really like it all that much. I just want my files to be organized into folders so that when I can delete them later when I want to.
see here for more information: http://i-miss-erin.blogspot.com/2009/10/android-bluetooth-ui-application-from.html
this is going into cyanogen aswell.
here is the kernel patch file: https://www.codeaurora.org/patches/quic/la/PATCH_M7201JSDBALYM6380_1179_Bluetooth_OPP_FTP_200 90702.tar.gz
Will this work for Galaxy? Modders try it out!
EDIT: fixed links
I started killing the calendar and the obex services by going into settings>applications>running services.
This is resulted in the awake times significantly lower than the up time... however today i realised it also means when i want to connect the Desire to the pc to sync contacts/calendar with outlook.. the sync software on the phone does not launch at all. I went into the programs menu, but there is no launcher icon for the sync app.
I also setup the power control widget that comes with the phone on the homescreen and enabled sync from that... no go. The Sync app only came up when i rebooted the device and *DID NOT* kill the two calendar processes on the phone.
I know rebooting is a solution, but i would appreciate if there's something quicker.
Which android's version can support file transfer through bluetooth?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI need to transfer the file from Android mobile (Client) to standalone PC (Server) via network. Please let me know is there any good Open source android apps available to transfer the files (any type of file) to server via HTTP protocol?.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI want to write the application which will transfer file from android (nexus1) to some other server by using GPRS.which protocol should i use and how to implement that?
View 1 Replies View RelatedInstead of physically connecting the DI to my computer through USB.I figure I should be able to perform any functions via Wi-Fi.Is there a free app for this.In short,I just wanna be able to transfer any/all files to/from the DI over Wi-Fi.Any app?
View 23 Replies View RelatedGot a GW620 yesterday, 20 PCM on T-Mobile with all you can eat data. It was a choice between this and the HTC and as the 620 has a keyboard it wins (for me). so got a free 8gb SD HC card, which the phone sees and saves photos etc to. but if I connect the phone via USB to my laptop (Dell Mini 10, XP SP3) it sees the memory card but wont let me access it (says please insert disk). Thats if I have it in mass storage mode. If I turn mass storage off the PC doesnt see the card at all.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm "porting" an app that I've supported for many years on PalmOS PDAs.In that world, the user runs a Windows program on his PC that creates a PalmOS database file, which is then Hotsynced to the handheld for the PalmOS app to use. For Android, it should work in a similar way, with the user periodically updating the database on the Android device by regenerating it on his PC. So far, I've made the conversion on the Windows side to generate an SQLite database and can use "adb push" to transfer it to the emulator, where I've verified that I can run queries on it using the sqlite3 tool, etc.What I'm unclear on at this early stage is how the file transfer can be accomplished with an actual Android device. These files can tend to be rather large, so perhaps the SD card would be a good place to put them, but in any case I'm unclear on if there is any built-in or automated way to transfer files from a PC to an Android device. My users tend to be non-techy people and I can't trust them to manually copy the file to the correct location, if that's even possible.
View 12 Replies View RelatedAnyone know any good software for transferring files (some large) from one Android phone to another? Preferably over our wi-fi.I've got an HTC Desire and he's got a Samsung Galaxy S. We just wanted to transfer some videos over. I tried Hoccer but found it really unreliable.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI'm new to this forum and have just purchased a BNIB Hero locked to Orange,Rom Ver: 2.73.61.66.I am not much phone or PC savy but am learning.This is my first Android Phone.I discovered this site last night and spent a few hours reading, what a great site.Managed to set up a Google link, up loaded a bar scanner and scanned a couple of apps off this site, excellent.Unfortunately also spent a few hours trying to transfer a blue-tooth file from my existing phone to the Hero, to eventually find out the Orange Hero is not set up for this, I was truly amazed at this news.I am able to pair both devises, just the transfer won't take place.I searched this site and the web for an application that will allow me to do this, can anyone suggest one.
View 5 Replies View RelatedAnyone got any idea when a fix will be available for bluetooth file transfer?
View 2 Replies View RelatedIf both people had the same app and of course had android... Like where I could upload something and they could download it like a mms, or would I have to use cloud sharing? Also which is the best cloud sharing and easiest for both pc and phone? Skybox/Cloud whatever microsoft calls it, dropbox or? I'd like one where I could upload everything from a pc with no transfer/UPLOADING required, just drag ad drop.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a message saying "try reconnecting or restarting your device", I try doing it but it never worked Galaxy note 2 android 4.1.2 and stock.
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