This sharing app brings Quick Share support to Android phones without Google services
A new open-source app called Bada enables Quick Share functionality on Android devices lacking Google services. This app aims to enhance file sharing capabilities for users who do not have access to the native Quick Share feature. It provides a solution for easier file transfers across various Android devices.
- ▪The Bada app is designed for Android phones that do not support Quick Share natively.
- ▪It is an open-source application, making it accessible for developers and users alike.
- ▪The app aims to simplify the file-sharing process for users without Google services.
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| Publication time | Mon, 25 May 2026 13:34:42 +0000 |
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