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It was in 2013. Smartphones were simpler than what we have today, but even today there is the same problem that, personally, still seems big to me, and has not been solved: sharing files or videos or photos easily between iPhone and Android. Or between Windows and iPhone. Or between any modern device.

In that year, the solution for sharing photos between mobile phones was called Bump. You selected one or more photos, bumped them next to the other phone, and shared files quickly. But Google bought it and shut it down, of course.

Since then, transferring files directly between phones has become easy only if both are iPhones using AirDrop or between two phones running Android with Quick Share feature. What happens if you want to transfer dozens of photos between an Android phone and an iPhone? Or between a Mac and an Android? Cloud transfer is not a simple solution, but there is a new app that finally solves this problem.

It is called Blip, compatible with Android, iOS, and Windows systems (soon to be released), small in size, and easy to use.

It integrates with sharing lists for the Android and iOS operating systems, so all you have to do is select one or more files, images, or videos, choose Blip, and then the destination device. Everything is transferred quickly and without any issues.

It's 2024, and someone has finally solved this small-big problem.

All you have to do is install the application on all your devices, use email to send you a code and register it in your account, and they will appear in the application to share any document, image, video, or whatever you want.

It has no limit to the file size, does not save anything in the cloud, encrypts the transmission, and does not need to be close.

The link blip

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https://www.igli5.com/
Summary
Blip is a new app that solves the problem of easily sharing files between different devices like iPhone, Android, and Windows. It allows users to transfer files directly between devices, regardless of the operating system, without using cloud storage. Blip is compatible with Android, iOS, and soon Windows, and integrates with the sharing menus of both Android and iOS. Users simply select the file they want to share, choose Blip, and select the destination device for quick and hassle-free file transfer. The app does not have file size limits, does not store anything in the cloud, encrypts transfers, and does not require devices to be in close proximity. By installing Blip on all devices and using email to send a code for registration, users can easily share documents, images, videos, and more across different devices.