Users of the popular app that lets people share contacts and photos between mobile devices can now easily transfer photos from their iOS or Android phone to their computer. Originally posted at News - Internet & Media

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The popular mobile app Bump -- that shares contacts and photos between two phones when they're tapped together -- is now headed to your computer. The service announced Thursday an update that lets you bump your phone on your computer's spacebar to transfer photos to your computer and share them places like Facebook and Twitter.

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Bump, a photo-sharing app, just took its flavor of seamless swapping to the next level. The app, which has been around since the mobile dark ages of 2009, adds the ability to "bump" photos from your smartphone straight to your computer.

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Bump for iOS and Android makes it easy to move photos from handsets to PCs with a new Web-based tool that transfers smartphone photos to your desktop with just one tap of your spacebar.