How To Share Files with Your Android Device, Without Wires

Using a USB cable to move files between your Android device and your computer is … well, it’s so early 2000s, isn’t it? With wifi, if not ubiquitous, then widespread, there’s no reason why you should need to plug your device into your computer to do anything.

As long as you have some wifi available and the right app, you can turn your Android device into a mini web server, which lets you share files between your device and your computer. Let’s take a look at how to do just that with an app called Dooblou Wifi File Explorer.

Getting Going

You can download and install Dooblou Wifi File Explorer from the Android Market. There are two version: free, and Pro which costs just under $2 (USD). Using the free version, you can’t download, copy, or delete files. This article will look at the Pro version.

Once you’ve installed the app, turn on wifi on your Android device. You can do this using the widget on a home screen. If you’re using a wifi hotspot that you’ve visited before, then your device will automatically connect to it. If not, then manually connect to the hotspot by tapping Settings -> Wireless & Networks -> Wi-Fi Setting and then tapping the name of the hotspot to which you want to connect.

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