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Android devices allow you to share photo, audio, and video files via Bluetooth. Although you cannot share via Bluetooth installed apps, you can share download links on Play Store via Bluetooth and Android Beam. Alternatively, you can also share via Bluetooth the APK file used to install apps on Android.
Steps
Share Google Play Store link via Bluetooth
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Open the Bluetooth menu 
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on the phone or tablet receiving the data. To send the link to another phone via Bluetooth, the receiving phone or tablet must have the Bluetooth menu enabled. Follow these steps to open the Bluetooth menu:
- Swipe the screen down from the top.
- Touch and hold the icon that looks like a pointed “B” with a tail (Bluetooth’s icon).
- Tap the slider to turn Bluetooth on (if not already).
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Open Google Play Store 
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on the phone or tablet sending data. The Google Play Store app has a multicolored triangular play button icon. Tap that icon to open the Google Play Store.
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Type the name of the app you want to share in the search bar. The search bar displays at the top of the screen. With this operation, you will see a list of applications related to the search keyword.
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Tap the name of the app you want to share. Now the application has displayed in the list of search results. This is the operation to open the information screen of the application you want to share.
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Tap . This is the three vertical dots icon in the upper right corner. You will see a menu appear here.
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Tap Share . This is the first option in the menu that is showing in the upper right corner and shows the options that can be used to share the link.
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Tap the Bluetooth icon
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. This is Bluetooth’s signature blue logo with a pointed capital “B” with a tail. Your phone or tablet will start scanning for devices to send the link.
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Tap the name of the phone or tablet to which you want to send the link. If the data receiving phone or tablet has Bluetooth enabled, the information will appear in the device list when the phone or tablet sending the data scans for nearby Bluetooth devices.
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Tap Accept on the phone or tablet receiving the data. The phone or tablet receiving the data will receive a notification that another phone or tablet is sending the link. Tap Accept in the notification to get the link.
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Tap the URL in the Inbound Transfers menu. When the phone or tablet receiving the data receives the link, the information will show up in the Inbound Transfers menu. Tap the link to open it in a web browser.
- If you are asked to select a browser to view the link, tap your favorite browser and select Always .
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Tap the link at the top of the web browser. The application’s URL is displayed in a small box at the top of the web browser. Tap the link to open it in the Google Play Store on the receiving device.
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Tap Install . This is the green button below the app name in the app info page of the Google Play Store. This will install the app on the receiving device.
Using Android Beam
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Make sure NFC and Android Beam are enabled on both phones or tablets. NFC allows file and data transfer between two Android devices that are located close to each other. Follow these steps to make sure NFC and Android Beam are enabled on both devices: [1] X Research Source
- Open the Settings menu.
- Tap the magnifying glass icon in the upper right corner.
- Tap the NFC selection.
- Tap the slider to turn on NFC (if it’s not already on).
- Tap the slider to enable Android Beam (on some devices, the Android Beam selection shows up below the NFC selection).
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Open Google Play Store
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on the phone or tablet sending data. The Google Play Store app has a multicolored triangular play button icon. Tap that icon to open the Google Play Store.
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Type the name of the app you want to share in the search bar. The search bar displays at the top of the screen. This will show you a list of apps related to the keyword.
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Tap the name of the app you want to share. Now the application has displayed in the list of search results. This is the operation to open the information screen of the application you want to share.
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Tap . This is the three vertical dots icon in the upper right corner. You will see a menu appear here.
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Tap Share . This is the first option in the menu that is showing in the upper right corner and shows the options that can be used to share the link.
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Tap the Android Beam option. It’s a green Android robot icon.
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Place the back of the phone or tablet that receives the data close to the back of the phone or tablet that sends the data. As such, the phone or tablet sending the data will automatically send a link to the phone or tablet that receives the data. Once the data-receiving phone or tablet receives the link, the link will automatically open on the Google Play Store.
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Tap Install on the phone or tablet that receives the data. It’s the green button below the app’s name on the Google Play Store’s app info page. This will install the app on the receiving device.
Share APK files via Bluetooth
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Download the APK file for the app you want to share. You can download APK files from many different websites on the internet. You can also use a third-party app store like Aptoide, or use a website to download the APK file from the Google Play Store app.
- Warning: Some APK files you find on the internet may be unsafe and contain viruses and malware. So download the APK file from a trusted source.
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Open the My Files app on the sending data phone or tablet. The My Files app is used to access files and folders on Android phones. This is an app with a folder icon. You can find this application in the Apps menu.
- On some Samsung Galaxy devices, the My Files app is found in the Samsung folder in the Apps menu.
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Tap the Downloads or Installation Files folder. Both of these folders show up in the “Categories” section. The Downloads folder contains all the files that you have downloaded to your phone or tablet. The Installation Files folder contains the APK file.
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Touch and hold the APK file for the app you want to send. You will see a check mark next to the APK file.
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Tap Share . This is one of the cards at the bottom of the screen. You will see the Share menu displayed here.
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Tap the Bluetooth icon
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. This is Bluetooth’s signature blue logo with a pointed capital “B” with a tail. Your phone or tablet will start scanning for devices to send the link.
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Tap the name of the phone or tablet to which you want to send the file. If the data receiving phone or tablet has Bluetooth enabled, the information will appear in the device list when the phone or tablet sending the data scans for nearby Bluetooth devices.
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Tap Accept on the phone or tablet receiving the data. The phone or tablet that receives the data will receive a notification that the other phone or tablet is sending the file. Tap Accept in the notification to receive the file.
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Install the APK installer app on the phone or tablet that receives the data. You need an app that supports installing APK files on your Android phone or tablet. You can find many APK installation apps on the Google Play Store. Some APK installer apps are APK Installer, APK Extractor, Easy Installer, APK Installer. Follow these steps to install the APK installer app on the phone or tablet that receives the data:
- Open Google Play Store.
- Type “APK Installer” or the name of the application you want to install in the search bar.
- Tap and the name of the app in the search results.
- Tap Install .
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Open the My Files app on the receiving phone or tablet. The My Files app is used to access files and folders on Android phones. This is an app with a folder icon. You can find this application in the Apps menu.
- On some Samsung Galaxy devices, the My Files app is found in the Samsung folder in the Apps menu.
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Tap the Downloads or Installation Files folder. Both of these folders show up in the “Categories” section. The Downloads folder contains all the files that you have downloaded to your phone or tablet. The Installation Files folder contains the APK file.
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Tap Install . This is the second option in the displayed message. Thus, the installation process will begin immediately.
- To install apps from APK files, you must allow your device to open apps from unknown sources in the Settings menu.
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Tap on the APK installation app you want to use and select Always .
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Follow the necessary instructions to install the application. This will install the app on the phone or tablet that receives the data.
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Android devices allow you to share photo, audio, and video files via Bluetooth. Although you cannot share via Bluetooth installed apps, you can share download links on Play Store via Bluetooth and Android Beam. Alternatively, you can also share via Bluetooth the APK file used to install apps on Android.
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