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Originally Posted by baochan
I have a Glo and an Asus Transformer TF201 (a few years old at this point). With the keyboard's USB port I can plug my Glo into it and it recognizes it as an external USB drive, I can then copy epub or firmware files onto it with a file manager. Generally I don't do that though, I use Calibre on my laptop to sideload books and update the firmware over Wifi, which usually takes about 5 minutes. The Kobo Android app isn't designed to interface with e-reader devices, it's for reading Kobo books on your phone/tablet. If you buy books through the Kobo store, I'm not sure how you'd get them onto your Glo without wifi.
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I'm not really planning on using the kobo store too much as I have lots of friends with ebooks to swap with. So essentially if I did get an android computer I could still update my glo using wifi with calibre and/or the file manager?