SlickRick Member Jan 2, 2012 #1 What are you using to wifi fileshare with your KF (not rooted), pc & smartphone? Thanks
Loren Member Jan 2, 2012 #2 SlickRick said: What are you using to wifi fileshare with your KF (not rooted), pc & smartphone? Thanks Click to expand... WiFi Explorer Pro
SlickRick said: What are you using to wifi fileshare with your KF (not rooted), pc & smartphone? Thanks Click to expand... WiFi Explorer Pro
Airmaxx23 Android Expert Jan 2, 2012 #3 Box.net app with box website (50gb of free storage between devices and pc) and Airdroid for local sharing.
Box.net app with box website (50gb of free storage between devices and pc) and Airdroid for local sharing.
grvthang Android Enthusiast Jan 2, 2012 #4 I'm using Frostwire (free from the amazon app store) to transfer apks from my Android cell phone to my KF. No need to create a backup first.
I'm using Frostwire (free from the amazon app store) to transfer apks from my Android cell phone to my KF. No need to create a backup first.
K KX4SAM Member Jan 3, 2012 #6 grvthang said: I'm using Frostwire (free from the amazon app store) to transfer apks from my Android cell phone to my KF. No need to create a backup first. Click to expand... Frostwire, I could see other devices, and assumed they could see mine. Uninstalled ASAP.
grvthang said: I'm using Frostwire (free from the amazon app store) to transfer apks from my Android cell phone to my KF. No need to create a backup first. Click to expand... Frostwire, I could see other devices, and assumed they could see mine. Uninstalled ASAP.
grvthang Android Enthusiast Jan 4, 2012 #7 KX4SAM said: Frostwire, I could see other devices, and assumed they could see mine. Uninstalled ASAP. Click to expand... I only see my two devices. I would assume the same thing you did, but I don't see any other devices.
KX4SAM said: Frostwire, I could see other devices, and assumed they could see mine. Uninstalled ASAP. Click to expand... I only see my two devices. I would assume the same thing you did, but I don't see any other devices.
S smankins Well-Known Member Jan 7, 2012 #8 Wifi file explorer. It is free and available through Amazon.
