Thread: Connecting to Android device
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Old 01-05-2012, 05:24 AM   #5
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Originally Posted by banjobama View Post
There's a Reader for Android app. Is that what you mean? Which Sony reader do you have?
I haev the Android app (phone version, couldn't find tablet version) but that is not what I want, I want to connect with a USB cable and move content freely between the devices (on one hand a PRS-350 or PRS-T1 and on the other an ASUS Transformer). I thought I should be able to do it over WiFi with the PRS-T1 and USB with the PRS-350. But they don't show up as a USB disk (or mass storage device) on my Transformer when I connect them. Hence, my vexation.
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