o2 flame can detect hard disks or flash drives using usb otg cable.
in file explorer a folder named "hard disk 1" will appear when a flash drive is detected and another folder named "hard disk 2" will appear when another flash drive is detected an so on.
my questions are:
is it possible to make an application that will sync the files stored on one flash drive to another?
is there an existing application that has similar functions? where can i get it?
thanks for reading. hope you can help me. i really need one right now. it's for school.
I'm not completely sure about this, but i think microsoft came out with MobileGroove Beta not long ago.. maybe you can find it.
hey thanks for the reply
but i can't seem to find any info about mobilegroove on the net
I don't know in Windows. In Linux you could use Unison (it's a frontend for rsync).
Works great for me.
Dear People,
How do I install Dropbox on Andriod without WiFi? Can't I just upload it on the USB ? Please help I am searching like 3 hours for now and I want free games Non-Market . Hope you guys can help me
Greets,
Spooky.
Bump... I am still searching please post if its possible or not.
Is there some reason you can't download it from the market over the cell signal? I downloaded it from the market while not on WiFi, and it installs, registers, and downloads files just fine.
Also, if you are connecting via USB cable, why don't you just mount your SD card, and transfer the applications to the phone that way?
Unless someone has a stand-alone Dropbox apk, I don't know if you can install it over USB.
interested
i am having the same trouble. will try your other idea
Zerg The Bear said:
Is there some reason you can't download it from the market over the cell signal? I downloaded it from the market while not on WiFi, and it installs, registers, and downloads files just fine.
Also, if you are connecting via USB cable, why don't you just mount your SD card, and transfer the applications to the phone that way?
Unless someone has a stand-alone Dropbox apk, I don't know if you can install it over USB.
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Well, I can't login in Apps Market without internet .. I wanna some new god damn games .. How I install Dropbox on my HTC Wildfire? I mean which files I need to upload?
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Well, I can't login in Apps Market without internet .. I wanna some new god damn games .. How I install Dropbox on my HTC Wildfire? I mean which files I need to upload?
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Okay, if you have no internet access from your phone, then I'm not sure if Dropbox will help you out any. It is just a tool to share and download files on the internet.
If you can find the apps/games you want in ".apk" form, you can download the files to your computer, and use your computer to install them to your phone. The generic way to install apk's to any Android phone is with adb. It's part of the Android SDK. Do a Google search for using adb to install apk's, and you'll find plenty of instructions.
Something I ran across on the internet that you could also use is HTC Sync. It's supposedly a program that works with all HTC phones and has an "Install" function. I have a Samsung phone and have no idea how this software works or exactly what it does. I'm sure if you do a search for it, you will be able to find plenty of instructions.
Oh yeah, no matter which way you install these apps, you will need to go into Settings -> Applications and enable "Unknown Sources." This will allow you to install non-market applications (which is what you're doing).
Hi
First of all you need to be connected to Internet ...
From there you can type in this from inside your phone https://www.dropbox.com/android
Or you could go directly to Market https://market.android.com/details?id=com.dropbox.android&hl=da
If you need a new account you can use this invitation Dropbox.
Is there any way to configure the Atrix 2 so it can download files directly from filedropper?
I've seen more than a few roms and patches hosted there, but I find every time I try to download them directly to my phone the downloads immediately time out. I have to get on my laptop, download the file, then transfer it over to my phone myself.
Which I can do, of course, but it would be so much more convenient to download the file directly to my phone and go on from there...
... has anyone managed to get this to work? Is there a trick I'm overlooking?
I am trying to root my Nexus S (running 2.3.4) while being offline. I was able to unlock the phone but the toolkit wants to download an image file to load onto the phone. It's looking for openrecovery-twrp-2.3.3.0-crespo.img. Does anyone know where I can find this file to download manually and then transfer to my dev machine? Also, are there any other files that I might need to download in order to gain root access with this toolkit? I'm not trying to do anything crazy with the phone; just change an IP with ifconfig. Thanks for any help you can provide.
Yeah, just go ahead and try to do it offline. It will fail and then it will bring up another interface for manually downloading the files and browsing to them on your local machine. That interface will have a hyperlink for a direct download from goo.im servers. Click that hyperlink, it will try and open in a browser, but then you can copy paste that url to whatever machine you want to use to actually download it.
I considered the possibility that the auto download may not be an all in one solution, that's why I coded that manual nrt downloader interface as a contingency plan. Cheers.
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Hello so i have been googling about it but no info on my specific question.
About the safety of transfering files to/from PC. Where there's a possibility of android get malicious file unknowingly from PC. Where you cant fully sure if the PC is free from malicious file.
I read that some ways to prevent that is. Turn off usb debugging.
Is there still a way of the android to get affected? Also is there any more method to be safer?
Thank you for whoever responded