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UCWEB Launches New App UCSHARE

UC browser is one of the fastest browsers out there when it comes to downloading, and now the Alibaba owned UCweb has launched a file transferring app dubbed UC share.
The app is said to be to take as little as 0.2 seconds to transfer an image, one second to transfer a song, and up to 22 seconds to transfer a complete movie. It is also claimed to come with an average file transfer speed of 5MB per second.
UC share
Just like other file transferring app like Xender, Share it etc… the UCshare allow you to share not just music, video, or image files but also apps and other files.
 
The app doesn’t require a high-speed data connection to transfer files and includes a Bluetooth sharing option to provide file transfer support for a wide range of devices.
You can use the UC share app as a file manager; view the files that exist on your devices.
Not just that but it also comes with an option to generate a QR code to offer an easy sharing between two devices.

Where Can I Download UC share?

The good news is that the size of the app is not more than 1MB but consumes up to 20mb once installed
You can download it from Google Play store here
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