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Try using Airdroid, works for me
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Your phone seems to be a bit older as it runs Android 2.3 - therefore I assume it does not support any faster WLAN connection than 54MBit.
Hence the theoretical maximum would be 54MBit = 6.75 MByte/sec but only if you have just a router and a phone. With your PC in the network each device gets less than that.
Depending on the used network protocol you also ...
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I know this is too little too late, but...
I tried to connect my phone (LG Motion on Stock 4.0.4) and couldn't initiate a Ad Hoc network from the phone to my PC. I wrote this workaround using 'Fast File Transfer' app to establish the Ad Hoc network and proceeded from there.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2272529
With a little tinkering ...
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Use Titanium Backup to backup the game + data and then transfer the backup to your new device where you can use Titanium Backup on the new device to restore the app+data again.
However, please check whether the app is compatible with your new device.
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Brilliant app this - Sharable. All others require internet and data costs - including Bump. Also there is no way you could transfer huge files (full length videos or high quality clips) via other apps. Cross Platform support is amazing. Android, ioS, Mac and PC all supported. Pretty fast as well.
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The XDA article How To - Connect Nexus 4 to XP like MTP device describes the steps needed for Windows XP as follows:
Connect your Nexus to PC.
Go to My Computer>Properties>Device Manager and double click on MTP device
Go to Details and copy (Ctr+C) info like (USB\VID_18D1&PID_4EE2&MI_00) (you can copy it from here too, if it is ...
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Open Activity Monitor, select a process Android File Transfer Agent, click Quit Process.
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I'm Budius, the developer of the WiFi Shoot! and I must say that J4velin's explanation is really spot on and pretty sad.
I started developing it just because I saw this cool technology and no one was using it but it only proved to be a big headache.
Even during development (I was using a Transformer TF300 and a Galaxy Nexus) it took me much more time than ...
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Maybe this is not the best soultion but you can also install application directly to your Android device from PC using Android SDK. Run this command in command line to install .apk:
adb install /path/to/file.apk
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Plug in your phone and drag the APK file onto the SD card. Then go on the phone and download a file manager (ASTRO File Manager is my favorite) from the Play Store. Then in the file manager find your apk file (it should be in /sdcard or /mnt/sdcard). Tap on the APK file and an installer should show up.
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Use a SD card and put the APK file on that. Put the card into the phone (if it supports it) and open the files folder on your phones File Browser (Could be something differently named). Install it as if it were another app.
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I use an app called HitcherNet-BETA to move files across Wifi Direct between devices. it is fast and stable, great for pushing video files and other big files. in jelly bean the permissions issues of other versions are solved so two way transfer is possible. i am working with these guys to build wifi direct into a game app i am building.
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Open Bluetooth settings, go to Shared Folder tab, check box for 'Allow remote devices to change content of shared folder'. Enjoy ridiculously fast file sharing.
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If you want to go the wireless route I'd recommend Wi-Fi File Explorer pro.
Just make a Tethered WiFi network(or be on the same router) use the app on your phone to get a local IP and transfer all files directly. It needs no installation on your computer; just install it on your phone and use it.
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