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Send Anywhere
Galaxy S8 in its own right is a beautiful piece of hardware with the infinity screen and seamless design. However, now with its Smart Cover accessory featuring EXO, the allure to upgrade your phone to Galaxy S8 has just become simply… Continue Reading →
A quick way to move data from a previous phone to your new Galaxy S8! Galaxy S8 finally has been released! Yay! I bet many have been waiting for the moment to come. Some people have already bought Galaxy S8 and… Continue Reading →
Send Anywhere’s Main Banner Appears on Galaxy Apps! Send Anywhere started 2017 with a good news. We are pleased to let you know that Send Anywhere’s main banner has appeared on Galaxy Apps in Korea! Just a few weeks ago,… Continue Reading →
Send Anywhere Solves Many Problems….but not all There are certain times in which it might not be best to use Send Anywhere. Here are a few. During a bear attack. It’s a bear, why are you trying to send files? Run!… Continue Reading →
Annoyance 101: School Library and Printing Anyone who has gone through higher education in the past decade understands what a pain it can be to print from your school’s library. Most schools still have not updated their system such that… Continue Reading →
As 2015 winds down and we spend time reflecting on the year, we thought it would be a good time to share how we view Send Anywhere and the void that we are trying to fill. After reading this, don’t… Continue Reading →
Our Office: Right in the Heart of Seoul Recently, we moved offices and wanted to share some photos from this momentous occasion with you. This was a huge move for us as it signaled a transition from our first home,… Continue Reading →
A New Application for Changing Times The face of file sharing is evolving. No longer are people merely sending pictures back and forth between friends on similar devices or from their smartphone to their computer. They now want to send a batch… Continue Reading →
The Emergence of the Send Anywhere API Very recently Send Anywhere released its API for public use (it can be found here). It consists of a Desktop SDK, iOS SDK, Android SDK, Web Functionality, and a Web Widget thereby guaranteeing that you… Continue Reading →
Overview: Send Anywhere and Higher Education Name: Benjamin Katzeff Silberstein Profession: PhD Student Needs: easily transfer files between personal and school devices Pain Points: having to login to multiple devices, files spattered across various devices The Background: So Many Files, No Room… Continue Reading →