Five for Friday: Android apps for sharing and synchronizing files

Fact: Android is pretty awesome.  No other mobile platform makes it so easy to share a photo, email, thought, or file.  Thanks to a great selection of apps, there are seemingly endless ways in which we can share something with our friends, family, or ourselves.  But what about when we wanna share lots of stuff with someone?  Or those times when we wish we had those old pictures with us from the days before smartphone?  There’s gotta be a convenient way to get to that stuff, right?  You betcha – Lots of ways

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