3 ms·
If 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
by imaginenore 9y ago
If 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.