IPhone App Store is not having SuperBeam but there are apps to let you download the shared files over Wi-Fi network. The SuperBeam app provides a URL (network URL with 8080 port) to download the shared files. Option for iPhone and other non NFC devices Here are the screenshots takes from Android Nexus 5 running KitKat. Now you can see a new option named ‘Superbeam’ under sharing options available on different apps like gallery, contacts, folders etc. It uses Wi-Fi direct or Wi-Fi hotspot via NFC to send or receive files at a blazing speed.
SuperBeam is available on Google Play for Android devices. Here is how you can transfer files between Android and iPhone or between Android devices with blazing speed. There is no Bump any more but still we have awesome people working on different things. But finally Google acquired the company for $30 Million and shutted down this service in Feb 2014. One of the very popular app was Bump which was using its own server to check the accelerometer readings and was using its own server as an intermediate place to transfer the files. To offer a convenient way for data transfer, few awesome apps started appearing on App Store. If you have to receive a large media files from your friend who is having an Android, it becomes difficult sometimes or you may need to use a cloud based service like Google Drive or Dropbox as a mediator. But Apple made it very difficult to connect non-Apple devices with Apple devices like iPhone and iPad for security reasons.
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