3 ms·
In 2004 you'd be shit outta luck trying to backup a mobile device as most were self contained and didn't interface to pc/mac. Also mobile devices back then had
by commandersaki 2y ago
In 2004 you'd be shit outta luck trying to backup a mobile device as most were self contained and didn't interface to pc/mac. Also mobile devices back then had limited storage, didn't have cameras, weren't Internet connected, etc.
In 2025, it's near impossible to access your handset as a filesystem that you can simply sync off to your own storage.
- fujinghg 2y agoI don't keep anything I can't replace on my phone. Hell I still use paper for some stuff...
- unilynx 2y ago> In 2004 you'd be shit outta luck trying to backup a mobile device as most were self contained and didn't interface to pc/mac. True but .. > Also mobile devices back then had limited storage, didn't have cameras, weren't Internet connected, etc. which also means they didn't have a lot of data worth backupping 2004 mobile devices are usually either MP3 players or PDAs. Both synced over either a USB cable (or fancy infrared stuff) and were mostly just downloading from a PC. Not much was lost if the device crashed except your Bejeweled progress.