What smartphones will I have the least amount of trouble
with if I need/want to connect them with my Linux computer?
If by connect you mean move photo/movie/sound/ringtone/etc
files between host and phone then I'll echo Curt's response.
My by-now-ancient DroidX2 behaves perfectly with USB
On Fri, Jun 14, 2013 at 9:37 AM, Michael ODonnell
michael.odonn...@comcast.net wrote:
OTOH, if by connect you mean use the phone as my computer's
Internet connection (AKA tethering) that's a much more
interesting - and usually expensive - matter. I've been
curious about Clearwire as a
When I plug that into my Linux box, it automounts, but there
is nothing there. Plugging into my work Win7, the iPhone also
automounts, but I get the directory with any photos taken by
the iPhone. [...] A conspiracy?
My phone presents multiple USB mass-storage devices so it's
possible yours
On Fri Jun 14 9:37 , 'Michael ODonnell' michael.odonn...@comcast.net sent:
I've been curious about Clearwire as a possible solution to mobile
Internet - anybody have any experience with them?
I have a coworker who works remotely from a rent an office in Colorado. Swears
by the Clearwire
Michael ODonnell michael.odonn...@comcast.net writes:
What smartphones will I have the least amount of trouble
with if I need/want to connect them with my Linux computer?
If by connect you mean move photo/movie/sound/ringtone/etc
files between host and phone then I'll echo Curt's response.
On 06/14/2013 11:06 AM, Michael Nolin wrote:
On Fri Jun 14 9:37 , 'Michael ODonnell' michael.odonn...@comcast.net sent:
I've been curious about Clearwire as a possible solution to mobile
Internet - anybody have any experience with them?
I have a coworker who works remotely from a rent an
