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How to install (Mac) Double-click the dmg file downloaded by above procedures. The drive with the same name will be created on the Desktop. Double-click [Transfer Utility LE.pkg] in the drive. Follow the message displayed on the screen to complete the installation. Software download Windows. I ran into this program called Wormhole that simpy creates a window between any two computers and allows easy file transfer. The PCs and Macs are on two different IP partitions on our LAN so i really liked. File Transfer is the easiest, fastest way to send and receive files from other smartphones, tablets, and computers. File Transfer works cross-platform on Mac, Windows, iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, and Android.
I recently got a Samsung android smartphone, and am looking into how to transfer files from it to my MacBook or Mac Mini. When I plug the device directly into my Mac via the usb cable, I get a message that I need to install Android File Transfer (AFT) software. According to the AFT site, I need Android 3 or later for this software to work. Am waiting to hear back from the place where I got it as to what version my android is running (I can't figure this out from looking at the device because I'm new to androids). Am also looking at purchasing and inserting a micro sd card reader into the android device, as a backup system. Does anyone happen to know if the micro sd card would operate on my Macs without the AFT software? I do not have a sd card slot on either of my Macs, but I do have a usb-powered card reader and micro card adapter.
This usb reader has worked fine with my digitial recorders that are Mac-compatible, but I'm wondering if the same would be true with this android device. Android 3 is Honeycomb and if the Samsung phone model was released in the last 2 years then the AFT software should work. Also AFT is compatible with your OS X version. If you got the Samsung phone from a carrier, then it should be running ICS or JB, so there shouldn't be a issue. Zeno wrote: Does anyone happen to know if the micro sd card would operate on my Macs without the AFT software? I do not have a sd card slot on either of my Macs, but I do have a usb-powered card reader and micro card adapter. This usb reader has worked fine with my digitial recorders that are Mac-compatible, but I'm wondering if the same would be true with this android device.
Guess your going to find out. Android 3 is Honeycomb and if the Samsung phone model was released in the last 2 years then the AFT software should work.
Also AFT is compatible with your OS X version. If you got the Samsung phone from a carrier, then it should be running ICS or JB, so there shouldn't be a issue. Zeno wrote: Does anyone happen to know if the micro sd card would operate on my Macs without the AFT software?
I do not have a sd card slot on either of my Macs, but I do have a usb-powered card reader and micro card adapter. This usb reader has worked fine with my digitial recorders that are Mac-compatible, but I'm wondering if the same would be true with this android device. Guess your going to find out. Short answer: download 'Airdroid' app onto your phone to transfer files and control your phone wirelessly. The solution is in more detail below.
Free File Transfer Utility
Hope it helps Regards Tim I've had this problem repeat itself with changing osd and with android firmware updates. There is a free Android App in PlayStore called, 'Airdroid'. I found the basic version brilliant and intend to buy the pro version in gratitude. Procedure Download the app, create an account and sign in. Airdroid will open on your phone with instructions to open http//web.airdroid.com on the Mac/pc. Here on this site, on your Mac, you can sign-in or more simply scan the displayed 'QR' symbol with your phone by pressing 'scan QR'. The page will then change to a file tree view of your phone.
Teracopy For Mac
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