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Many apps in the android world . Introduced best of the  apps.



1.Shareit

       My personal choice .It is good for  data transferring  application .Most of people used this for data transfer .It provide  good data transfer speed .It's cross platform use anywhere pc,apple ,windows , android.it uses to send files ,photos etc. 

2.Xender

          Xender is popular data transfer applications .It is a cross platform .It uses send all types of files.It uses send files windows , Android,iOS..Etc.

 3.Zapya
      
       It similar to Xender to zapya .It uses to send files ,photos ..Etc.
            Fastest sharing,       Qr code sharing,phone replicate..Most feature in this app.
4.Superbeam
                 
      Another good file sharing app.It uses to wifi file sharing.Provide good speeds.Get more speeds and features upgrading pro.
        


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