Jan072012

How do I connect my Android to my laptop to transfer an app?

Harshad asks:

I have developed an Android app and now I want to transfer it to my mobile. I have heard that using a USB connection can do this. What kind of USB connector do I need?



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Jay.0

January 7, 2012

Generally you need the usb cable that came with your phone.

Try this to do it without data cable.

Go to: apkinstall.com

upload your apk file, and it will give you a qr code,
using which you can install your file.

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FIDELIS

January 7, 2012

Hello, you should use a standard USB cable provided with your Android.  If no cable was provided, you can just check the mini USB connection in your Android and get a USB cable for it.

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Chris Hoffman

January 7, 2012

There are apps you can use to transfer files over Wi-Fi, if you can’t find the cable. I’ve heard good things about AirDroid recently: 
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.sand.airdroid

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Anonymous

January 7, 2012

the usb cable that comes  with the android should do the trick, then use a file manager like  Astra File Manager to locate the file and to install.

Bluetooth File Transfer (Android) – v5.00
http://www.medieval.it/blueftp-android/menu-id-68.html