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> you mount the Walkman as a USB storage device and transfer files. Wait… that’s it? Yes! Ahh yes that is a Premium feature not even Apple or Android flagship
by otikik 4y ago
> you mount the Walkman as a USB storage device and transfer files. Wait… that’s it? Yes!
Ahh yes that is a Premium feature not even Apple or Android flagship phones are able to provide. For some reason.
- otikik 4y agoIn case it was not clear: connecting a mobile phone to a computer and using it as a usb storage devices is simply not possible, doubly so if you are looking for platform independence (windows/Mac/Linux). At the very least you will have to use external specialized apps, or jailbreak your device, or a combination of both, if it's at all possible. This was a basic feature that all phones used to have. It was quietly removed, I suspect in an effort to push users towards iTunes/Google Play Music, both of which are dead now.