A new version of Bluetooth File Transfer for Android has been released: v5.31! It's now compatible with Android 4.2 (Jelly Bean) or above, moreover, it fixes a known problem appeared on Android 4.0 (ICS) related to OBEX OPP service: just turn Bluetooth OFF before launching the application to bypass it. Stay tuned!

Once it was called "Dual File Manager" and kicked out from the Android Market due to the high number of keywords in description: our fault, we must admit it. Now it reborn as "Dual File Manager XT": the eXTreme version with enhanced user-interface and features. The advertising has been moved on program settings to make it less intrusive. ADfree version will be released soon on the Android Market, we are working hard on it, be patient and stay tuned. Please, keep in mind that developing professional applications, for a full time job not just on spare time, has a lot of costs so don't destroy the life of developers by using ad-blockers or pirate APKs! Be conscientious...

A new version of our Bluetooth File Transfer software for Android has been released: version number 3.95! It is now more compatible with Android 1.5/1.6 devices regarding the Bluetooth layer, like: DSTL1, IS01, Legend, and more. Unfortunately, some Dopod-branded devices are still not supported, but we are working on these bugs. Also the general stability of the software should now be extremely high, even if memory management on the Android OS is still a bottleneck. The GUI (Graphical User Interface) was improved a little more in order to speed-up common cut/copy/paste operations. File name collisions can be handled and full support to Zip, GZip and Tar archives is now implemented, for both compression and extraction. So, let's explain the major updates step by step...

A new version of our Bluetooth File Transfer software for Android has been released yesterday: it's now version 3.50! Many minor-but-tough bugs have been fixed and some new features have been added, like the ability to stream data via Bluetooth and thumbnails creation for audio/video files (expand the post to learn more). There are also minor changes on the user-interface, like on program settings, and a correct visualization of data dimensions using Kibibyte unit, a standard by IEC, instead of the old and abused Kilobyte. Okey, let's now explain the recent major changes of the software in details, step by step...