Over WiFi, most people use Astro File Explorer or ES File Explorer (both are free). Once you have one of those, make sure both devices (PC and Phone) are connected to the same WiFi network. Also, make sure any folders you want available to your phone are shared for network use on your PC. After that, on your phone in whichever file explorer app you use...you should see your computer and be able to access the shared folders. Copy/Paste/Delete/Create...whatever you wanna do....all from your phone.
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Incredible as a Music Player
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Contempt
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A.Nonymous
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Over wifi, I use TuneSync. It integrates with iTunes and I love it. It's a paid app, but well worth it IMO. They've got a light version that only syncs 20 songs at a time so you can try it out to see if it'll work for you.
+1. Just downloaded PowerAMP last night. It is an amazing music app! Very sleek, EQ, and plays FLAC files.
If you're using iTunes and an iPod, try Doubletwist. You need to download and install the software from their site Sync Android, Motorola, Samsung, HTC: doubleTwist with Amazon MP3, and install the app, but it's free, and the directions are easy to follow. You can sync your iTunes playlists, albums, artists etc...
PowerAMP still does not address all the little things that makes Apple's music player superior. For example, Compilations support (or just Album-Artist support)....nobody likes their Artist list flooded with one hit wonders.
Sure, this is a great player and a step forward for the Android music player market....but there is still a mile of walking to go before it is an acceptable replacement to Apple or other Stand-alone music players.
I am by no means an Apple fanboy....but if its one thing they do right...its their iPod/Music Player interface.
Sure, this is a great player and a step forward for the Android music player market....but there is still a mile of walking to go before it is an acceptable replacement to Apple or other Stand-alone music players.
I am by no means an Apple fanboy....but if its one thing they do right...its their iPod/Music Player interface.
Excedio
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Considering poweramp is a new release and in my opinion it is already better than any other Android music player, there seems to be nowhere to go but up.
This is a large leap in the right direction.
It is not as polished as an Apple player, but it is closer than any other Android player I have seen so far and I have tried them all including the paid versions.
This is another app I will gladly pay for.
Flac users will love it.
This is a large leap in the right direction.
It is not as polished as an Apple player, but it is closer than any other Android player I have seen so far and I have tried them all including the paid versions.
This is another app I will gladly pay for.
Flac users will love it.
Agreed.