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Nah, it will take them another decade to make the simplest tasks, like copying an MP3 to the device, at least a bit reasonable. iTunes alone stops me from using
by imaginenore 9y ago
Nah, it will take them another decade to make the simplest tasks, like copying an MP3 to the device, at least a bit reasonable. iTunes alone stops me from using Apple phones and tablets.
- gumby 9y agoUmm, if it's on your dropbox or other filesystem you can use it on your iPad, no?
- imaginenore 9y agoIf you're going to make assumptions, you might as well just assume the MP3 magically appears on your device. You see, I can USB-plug almost any Android device into any Windows or Linux machine, and transfer any files either way without installing any software. It just works. Even with Dropbox, what if it's a 10GB file? Are you going to upload and then download it? Do you not see how ridiculous that is?
- gumby 9y ago> Even with Dropbox, what if it's a 10GB file? Are you going to upload and then download it? Do you not see how ridiculous that is? I don't, but it sounds like my use case is different from yours, so I guess what seems absurd to you is normal to me and vice versa.
- wor3q 9y agoUsing a tablet to watch a movie on a plane is rather common use case.
- jsjohnst 9y agoWith the right (free!) app, what you described works for iPads too.