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Send-Anywhere can easily remove the 20MB attachment limit, and increase it to 10GB.Ĥ. There’s also an Outlook Mail Add-in, if that’s your preferred email client.

With the Chrome Extension, you won’t need to adhere to the 25 MB attachment limit that Gmail sets in email attachments Send Anywhere can directly send files up to 10 GB in size to the recipient.ģ. Send Anywhere has apps for almost every platform out there… heck, it’s also available for Windows Mobile!Ģ.

First, the app can be used to transfer files between devices running on different platforms, without the usual restriction of email attachment sizes, or the poor speed of WiFi. Since the app supports so many platforms, it is already in a good place as far as my opinion goes, and an app like this obviously has a lot of use cases, and a lot of ways in which it can be used.ġ.

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Send Anywhere supports “WiFi Direct” on Android, which basically allows you to leverage the full speed of WiFi networks, without using a single byte of your data, it’s awesome, and can really come in handy for large file transfers.

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The Android app is a lot similar in design, and chooses to separate different file types in separate tabs, while keeping the “Send”, “Receive”, and “Activity” functions in a bottom navigation menu. On the iOS app, Send Anywhere chooses to separate file types into separate tabs, with the functions for sending/receiving files, viewing the activity, and “more” options in their own tabs. The desktop app comes with a clean interface with well arranged regions for sending/receiving buttons, nearby devices, and the transferred files, if any. Launching the app for the first time, I was pretty happy to see the well-designed, minimal interface, along with a naming scheme that makes the functions of every option very clear. Since the app supports macOS, and iOS, I decided to try it out on my MacBook Air, running macOS Sierra 10.2.3, and my iPhone running iOS 10.3.2 Public Beta. The application solves this by supporting a large number of platforms, and extending file size limits to an extent where it becomes basically unlimited for most use-cases you may encounter. Send Anywhere is an application born out of the need to solve the very common problem of transferring large files between devices.

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