The application of the famous department online storage MediaFire landed on mobile devices. It offers a free space to accommodate your documents, videos, photos ... which greatly facilitates sharing with your friends or family.
The year 2013 starts hard to MediaFire, storage service online. Quick succession, two ads have propelled to the front of the stage. Firstly a free offer which extends up to 50 GB Understand that if you are a newcomer to MediaFire you can store up to 50GB of music, videos, documents ...
The second announcement, one that interests us here is the output of an application for Android mobile devices. MediaFire, successful on our old PC, joins the ranks of tenors that are kind on mobile Google Drive , Dropbox or SugarSync . After creating an account MediaFire, from your PC, or if you already have one, you will have the opportunity to store up to 50GB of files online to take with you anywhere. However, there are some limitations. If your account is inactive for too long, it will be deleted.The limit per consignment is 200 MB (it is not possible to upload movies or software too large). Finally, sharing links is limited to 15 links per day. If you want to override these restrictions, you must subscribe to a paid account.
MediaFire for Android: The upload and sharing mobile
Despite these limitations, the application is very well thought out. The latter enables a real bridge between your smartphone and your PC. You can upload a file on one of your devices and then open the other and change it. The essential functions are obviously sharing the game. At you leisure to enjoy your friends what is your MediaFire. Call them the link via MMS, email or using other applications (Dropbox, Facebook ...).
A search function is also available. The latter can be useful if you're more of a collectible, hundreds files to your MediaFire. It will allow you to recover more quickly from the application.
In conclusion MediaFire, mobile is an alternative to Cloud services best known of Android users. Its main assets are the space and speed of handling the application.
We focused on online storage services. Read our tutorial dedicated to Google DriveHERE .
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