Yesterday, 21st Tuesday, 2012, was the second day of my mobile-only adventure. It was an interesting day, as I was posed with the challenge of transferring my music and video files from the now retired Nokia E7 to the Samsung Galaxy S II – without the use of a PC.
You see, I love my music and carry my albums with me on my smartphone. If I couldn’t copy those files, this experiment was messed up immediately.
Thankfully, both devices are USB-on-the-go enabled, and I quickly found a solution. The tools I needed:
– a USB-on-the-go cable
– a USB microSD Card reader
– a microSD card
I slipped the microSD card into the card reader, which I in turn plugged into the USB-on-the-go cable. Plugging that into the E7, I quickly copied all my files from the E7’s mass memory to the card.
Once done, the microSD card found a home in the Galaxy S II. Done.
Besides this, my standard routine on the web went well without any special occurrences or situations arising. My core devices were the TouchPad and the Samsung Galaxy S II.
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Way back from the days of EPOC, Symbian, Palm, PocketPC/Windows Mobile, BlackBerry/BB10, webOS, Windows Phone, Firefox, Ubuntu Touch, to Android, iOS, and KaiOS operating systems, founder of MobilityArena, Mister Mobility, has owned a few hundred smartphones and tablets, and counting.