Hi everyone,
i've looked around a little but i haven't yet found a program to sync my sensation with my computer, but i don't want a normal sync which just puts the songs from my pc onto my android, i want something which also takes the songs from my android and puts them on my computer. Does anyone know of such a program?
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First of all, this is my first post, so hello everyone.
Had my S tablet since the launch weekend in the UK and I must say, it's a great piece of kit. I was in the market for a tablet, and the 'throw' feature, multi-remote, battery life, flash player and other things were what drew me to Sony rather than Apple for my first tab. I know I'm not gonna get everything out of the tablet, but that's not the point.
To the question though. I have a NAS enclosure set-up at home that'll let me access my movies and photo's etc anywhere (set-up by a friend, I just about know how to get into it LOL) I've downloaded 'AndFTP' that allows the S to access the stuff in the HDD, but I don't know what the directory for the 'Gallery' is. Can anyone tell me what the directory for the gallery is so that I can download the stuff from the HDD, thanks.
Can anyone help?
Its ok, got it sorted.
Hi guys,
that is a problem that has bothered me for a long time and I'd really like a solution to this.
I'll start with an example:
Say, I have a folder on my PC. It contains subfolders and mostly but not only pdf files. I want to have that data on my Tablet/Phone too. But I don't want to have to transfer it through a USB cable or something similar. I want to have a two-way sync, so when I edit something on my PC / tablet, I want to change the file on the other device too.
And, most importantly, I want it to work in the background. I don't want to open an app on my tablet and tell it to download a folder, I just want it to see, what has changed and download that content LOCALLY.
Sure, that eats up space but I don't have that many documents.
I hope, I made my point clear, so is there anyone who can help or has any advice on how to achieve that?
Thanks in advance!.
Don
You can use dropsync pro to do 2 way sync in the background, on a schedule, or auto-detect changes.
Hi guys
I'm getting my new HTC One in a few days and I'm looking for ways to transfer most of my stuff from WP to Android.
Google didn't help me that much. A lot of the stuff I found were about Windows Mobile or "Android to WP".
Can somebody help/point me to some documentation to transfer the most important stuff (like texts/contacts) from Windows Phone (7) to Android?
Thanks!
Matt
ive been searching for quite some time now...still cant figure it out!
im looking for iTunes like experience...I have few playlists on my phone and I need to organize it from my pc...is there any application capable of doing it?
I've copied out my.local share folder and can see the program databases IE I want to rsync the database files for the program memories to use as a journal
Ive run Ubuntu touch apps on Ubuntu desktop question is can I apt get memories and run it on my desktop or would I have to install it on emulator and sync and run my apps from that ?
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You can copy the databases to the same path on your desktop as they were on the phone. The apps should be able to find them then. However, that won't automatically sync them again if they change later.
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yes its working
nikwen said:
You can copy the databases to the same path on your desktop as they were on the phone. The apps should be able to find them then. However, that won't automatically sync them again if they change later.
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ive done it i got the memories app running on my laptop and copied in the database
it puts it in the same place so i made a entry and copied it back and it works fine
although on the mobile pictures dont insert but on the laptop they do but dont show when i put back to the phone
im more interested in using it as a syncing journal like i do daily with lifeograph, again i just use text in this..
so im going to set ssh keys for now and just use scp to push and pull the files till i find a better way for automatic sync maybe rsync or something i see that its available on the phone
im probably setup a rsync server on my main server computer and sync my laptop up and phone (and tablet later) by making a simple bash script that specifies directories
as so far the whole .lcal share directory is 500 meg so better selecting what i want to sync
im thinkinking
memories
tasks
edit (this holds its notes in the local share)
music - i can specify a music directory to sync maybe
other items maybe handy would be calendar but not sure if notifications show up on the laptop yet ill have to run the app and test adding a date with reminder
but happy enough to get my journal sycning to start with
three apps syncing
ive got three apps syncing nicely
i have memories, notes and tasks syncing and probably can sync anything i like now i have the apps running on all devices
it seems a shame they dropped ubuntu one
is there any other better ways anybody could think of as apposed to manual ssh sync scripts
i have one to send and one to receive
im thinking rsync ...
something like drop box or google drive sync mechanism would be good also that would detect file changes and update the latest version automatically?
any thoughts is grateful
im know its early days and can imagine these being added in a way of a app??...
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im know its early days and can imagine these being added in a way of a app??...
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Sadly, that won't work, at least if you want to be able to install the app from the store.
Apps are run confined on Ubuntu for phones, which means that they can only read and write to their own subdirectories in ~/.local/share. They cannot access anything else.
If you want it to run unconfined, it probably won't be included in the store.
Therefore, the best place to implement that is probably in the OS itself.