Paragon Software Group (PSG) is inviting Android users to beta test its new solution to utilising storage media formatted by Mac OS and Windows operating systems

Paragon’s NTFS and HFS+ for Android  enables users of Android-based smartphones, handheld media players, digital video and other portable products full access to stored content previously inaccessible to FAT32 storage media file systems.

“It’s a new era in cross-platform computing,” says Konstantin Komarov, Paragon Software CEO.  “As Android devices become more prevalent in the consumer electronics market, our technology fulfills the need for performance from users of all types of file systems – and high performance is absolutely critical for applications that require high-definition video playback. 

Android users can download and test Paragon NTFS and HFS+ for Android free of charge at Google Play.

Key Features include:
▪▪ Full read/write access: Existing files can be read, modified or deleted, while new files can be created or copied;
▪▪ Special app allows to easily mount any NTFS or HFS+partition like a native one.
▪▪ Non-Roman characters and languages: File and folder names in national languages, including Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Russian;
▪▪ No system degradation during data transfers;
▪▪ No limitation to maximum file/partition size.