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Makes a lot more sense to everybody, except for the majority of people who still don't quite understand what a folder is. I agree, I like copying over mp3s and
by megablast 16y ago
Makes a lot more sense to everybody, except for the majority of people who still don't quite understand what a folder is.
I agree, I like copying over mp3s and photos, finding out what folder they need to go in, if they have filename restrictions, that sort of thing. I have done that for a long time. I understand that, and find it easy.
What I have a problem with is people who think that everybody wants it that way. Do you not understand that the majority are not like us, do not understand computers, need point and click interfaces? Why does this always come up?
- cageface 16y agoThe only things I have to manually copy over to my Droid are music and video. Everything else (photos, contacts, email, docs) is just cached transparently from the cloud. This seems a lot simpler and more user-friendly to me than forcing a user to physically attach to a computer and worry about duplicates, overwrites, stale files etc. Isn't the whole idea to stop forcing users to think about files? The only reason I have to manually copy music and video is bandwidth so it's likely that at some point in the near future those will also be handled for me.
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