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Saturday, January 19, 2013
Download Manager for Android v3.0.8 android apk
Download Manager for Android is the fastest internet download manager for android device. It can download any type or size file. Overcomes most of the limitations of the default downloads, such as authentication, integrity checking, support for all file types and download life-cycle management. You can also resume broken file with maximum support 2GB file.
Download Manager for Android specification:
- Created by: RT Software Studio
- UPDATED: January 3, 2013
- CURRENT VERSION: 3.0.8
- REQUIRES ANDROID: 2.1 and up
- CATEGORY: Tools
- INSTALLS: 1,000,000 - 5,000,000
- SIZE: 470k
- CONTENT RATING: Everyone
Features:
- Download files in parallel parts reusing connections to increase speed
- Start downloads from your browser or email using the link share intent, or by entering the URL manually
- Resume broken downloads, for example after connection drops
- Maintain download state even after app is destroyed
- Support for MD5 checksums to ensure file integrity
- Support for large file downloads (over 2 GB)
- Support for HTTP BASIC and DIGEST authentication
- Simple and clean user interface
Instructions:
- Start downloads by entering the URL into the app directly
- Copy URLs from your browser and paste them into the app to start downloads
- Long-press on a URL in your browser, and select share via Download Manager to start downloads directly
Planned Updates:
- Display graph for download speed over time
- Support for scheduled downloads
- Support for Wi-Fi mode (transfer bytes only via Wi-Fi)
Now you may enjoy full version download manager by free download from the below given link:
Current apps user’s evolution:
Jeff Kirchoff - January 9, 2013 - Version 3.0.8
“This is the best download manager I've found so far, it's simple and effective. I would like if there was an option for the download url box to start empty, or even better, auto populate with the contents of the clipboard. Most optimal would be if the program was smart enough to use the "open with" prompt for common files like mp3s and whatnot.”
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