So, i’m working on a small store for printing documents, but most of time i need to ask my customers to send me the pdf file through Bluetooth to my phone and so i print it from Epson app. The major issue is that doing that takes a LOT of time, probably because my phone has 1 gbRam, this could speed up if i connect it from USB to a desktop, but my usb ports are seriously damaged.

Any ideas? I’m grateful for your opinions.

I’ve planned to send files through email, as many android users on my town doesn’t even know they have an email (gmail bleh).

ps: this does have not to do with my previous question, but it’s terrifying that are people who don’t know they actually have an email account (gmail bleh).

  • dragonX@lemmy.ml
    3·
    4 years ago

    Try this (sharing using wifi instead of bluetooth ):

    • Install an opensource android app called trebelshot
    • create a wifi hotspot on your android phone (with or without password)
      chose a dummy or empty doc on your phone (even a txt file with “hello world” in it)
    • then on the trebleshot app click send > select that file > then click on “share on browser”, the app will the provide you with a link like : 192.45.0.1:45665
    • when a customer comes to your store, ask them to connect to your hotspot and ask them to visit that link on their browser
    • the customer can then chose the file they want to share on the browser, and sent it to you using wifi

    Hope this will help!