Google just bought Bump, the app for iPhone and Android that transfers files, photos, and videos between your phone and your laptop.
Terms of the deal were not released.
The app allows you to select anything on your phone — photos, files — and transfer it to your computer simply by “bumping” the space bar of your laptop. And, vice versa, you can select just about anything on your computer, bump your space bar, and get it on your phone.
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