One of the most popular file hosting and sharing service, MediaFire has updated its cloud storage app for Android to version 2.0 and adds several new features and enhancements, both for the interface and the internal operation for make the user experience more enjoyable and also to reduce load times.
Just like Google+ or the Dropbox app, with the MediaFire 2.0 update the application comes with the ability to back automatically up your camera pictures or videos to the cloud.
Now you can share documents and media directly from your device through email, sms, or your favorite chat application.
Moreover, you can now stream audio and video content stored on MediaFire servers right on your Android device.
The app’s UI is much cleaner in version 2.0 and its icons, menus, text, and other visuals have been revamped a bit. The new MediaFire 2.0 for Android is free for download on the Google Play Store. Requires Android version 2.3.3 and up.
MediaFire continues to provide 50GB of free storage with the ability to upload files up to 500 MB, but we can increase this potential by accessing different storage plans.
