What is it?
Share Apps shares any app’s installation file (known as an APK file) with family and friends.
Why do I need it?
To send APK files hassle free without the need to connect any wires, send apps to incompatible phones (whereas the app wouldn’t appear in Google Play and would otherwise work fine on their phone) and share apps with family and friends without paying for the app.
Why is it the best?
Share Apps is clean, fast and has a clean interface with everything that you need without the clutter. Most apps in Google Play market advertise they share apps but only share the link to the app in Google Play. They simply don't work! This is where Share Apps shines, it actually does what it sets out to do, share the actual APK file directly to another phone using various methods.
There's no pre-processing in the background. When you first load the app, all applications on your phone are loaded. Subsequent openings of this app will only load new apps installed on your phone. This makes for a fast and pleasant experience every time.
Includes a search function, app's icons, and their size and app version.
You have the ability to refresh the app list (in case your app doesn't show) and sort in a number of ways from A-Z (Z-A), file size biggest to smallest (vice versa) and date of installation.
The app has a number of ways to share the actual APK file. The most popular way is via Bluetooth, Skype and email. You can experiment with other ways (Google Drive, Dropbox, Box etc.) as well as it looks for apps in your phone that have share capabilities.
Share Apps also shares the Google Play link as well.
You can share multiple apps at once.
If you long press an app, you will be able to open it directly, uninstall it, back it up to your SD card, move the app to your SD card or search the app in Google Play.
Is there anything else I should know?
Make sure you're downloading the correct Share Apps app in Google Play. There’s many apps with the same name and similar icons. The developer of this app is For2w, look out for that name when downloading.
If you share apps on your phone, make sure you use a folder manager to navigate to a folder called share_apps. You will need to delete the copy of the APK file the app creates to send. This is very important as over time you might not realise where the space on your phone is disappearing to!
