Google releases new “Files Go” app

Recently, Google has released a new storage manager app called “Files Go” that helps you free up space on your phone, find files faster, and share them easily offline with others.

Files Go allows you to free up space on your phone in just a few taps. You may remove duplicate file, unused apps, cache, and more. It also allows you to easily transfer files to an SD card to save space from your phone’s internal storage. Sharing files to other nearby who also have the app will be a whole lot easier as transferring speed can get up to 125 Mbps, and it works without the internet. Its offline sharing is secured with WPA2 encryption.

You may also backup your file with Google Drive or any other cloud storage app right from the Files menu tab.

Just click right there to download the app.

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Alyza Angeles

Alyza is a Multimedia Producer for YugaTech. You can follow her at @tadboring.

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