While there are plenty of others, there is one feature that Android
has that iOS doesn’t: the ability of Android apps to interact with
another. On iOS, each app has its own room of sorts from where
they can interact with the operating system; on Android, there’s a large
apartment in which every app lives and each app can communicate with
the other.
This can be verified by anyone with an Android device: take a photo using the Camera app, open Gallery to share it with a photo-editing app, after editing share the photo with a Twitter app to show to your followers.
Now, while this is a powerful feature, it could use a little improvement. Developed by Michael Haar, AutoShare is one such app. Check it out after the jump!
As you may have guessed from its name, AutoShare [Google Play] is a sharing app which automates the act of sharing.
On launching, AutoShare presents you with a menu from where you can set it up to share content via different routes. There are five included with the app: email, HTTP post, FTP/SFTP, Dropbox and Box.net. Setup is a simple, straightforward process, you choose which methods you want to share content with and give the app required information*. AutoShare also comes with an additional option to share photos as you take them (a la Dropbox’s Camera Upload feature).
After it is setup and enabled, AutoShare will be included in your “Share” menu. Selecting AutoShare from there will automatically share the content – whether it is a link, a photo etc. – to whichever routes you set up.
AutoShare is highly recommended for mobile shareaholics out there. We just wish it had the ability to selectively share things instead of sending it out to all five routes.
*For email, Dropbox and Box.net, you are asked to give your
complete credentials, including sensitive information such as your
password.
Don’t forget to let us know what you think of AutoShare by leaving a comment over on our Facebook and Google+ page!
You may also like to check out:
Be sure to check out our Android Apps gallery to explore more apps for your Android device.
This can be verified by anyone with an Android device: take a photo using the Camera app, open Gallery to share it with a photo-editing app, after editing share the photo with a Twitter app to show to your followers.
Now, while this is a powerful feature, it could use a little improvement. Developed by Michael Haar, AutoShare is one such app. Check it out after the jump!
As you may have guessed from its name, AutoShare [Google Play] is a sharing app which automates the act of sharing.
On launching, AutoShare presents you with a menu from where you can set it up to share content via different routes. There are five included with the app: email, HTTP post, FTP/SFTP, Dropbox and Box.net. Setup is a simple, straightforward process, you choose which methods you want to share content with and give the app required information*. AutoShare also comes with an additional option to share photos as you take them (a la Dropbox’s Camera Upload feature).
After it is setup and enabled, AutoShare will be included in your “Share” menu. Selecting AutoShare from there will automatically share the content – whether it is a link, a photo etc. – to whichever routes you set up.
AutoShare is highly recommended for mobile shareaholics out there. We just wish it had the ability to selectively share things instead of sending it out to all five routes.
Don’t forget to let us know what you think of AutoShare by leaving a comment over on our Facebook and Google+ page!
You may also like to check out:
Be sure to check out our Android Apps gallery to explore more apps for your Android device.
কোন মন্তব্য নেই:
একটি মন্তব্য পোস্ট করুন