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Originally Posted by salamanderjuice
adb ... you can just forget it ever existed.
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Mmm, there's some validity there, but not for me!
I sync all my devices using AdbSync, a utility that runs over ADB.
(You can find that in my signature link, along with documentation.)
I just plug in my Poke3, type "make poke3" on my desktop PC and all my books, songs and any other files are synced.
(Ok, so some people use Calibre.)
ADB gives you access to a shell so that you can start things like the stock Android Settings (which is blacklisted by Onyx).
Code:
C:\>adb shell am start -n com.android.settings/.Settings
If you get a new version of an app it's easier to just download it to your desktop and install it to all your devices with an ADB command.
How else are you going to watch logcat when you do app development?
