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Old 11-16-2015, 08:47 PM   #11
AnemicOak
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Originally Posted by leonicholson View Post
Searching on the internet about this is confusing.
Can I buy an android phone and use it unactivated and transfer books from my PC?
Can you load ebook apps onto the phone from a PC, as the phone would not be activated? Or can an unactivated phone use wifi to do this?
Yes, you can use it unactivated. It doesn't need activation unless you want to use the cellular connection.

I've got a Boost Mobile LG Volt which I bought last year on "Black Friday" for $30 and which has never been activated with the carrier. I use it more for music & audiobooks, but it's registered to a Google Play account which gives it access to all of the apps offered there, including Calibre Companion and dozens of reader apps.
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