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tl;dr - **** iTunes. Everything should be able to use mass storage mode. Sure, if you /really/ want to use Zune or iTunes then fine, you can but it's your loss, but mass storage mode is a million miles easier and faster. |
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I've decided that SkyDrive is perhaps the easiest thing to sync multiple computers (comparable to other easy services like Dropbox and Google Drive), and the mobile apps do allow you to access and download your files anywhere with an Internet connection. (Now only if the Android app had a couple more small features, like uploading any filetype or managing items.)
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I kinda like how Zune doesn't care and just copies as long as the file is supported and not too much for the phone itself to handle - it only transcode files if needed. But yeah, mass storage can be fun (and I can fudge with the computer's registry to get exactly that, but I don't like the idea of me playing around.) Also, it doesn't care where the file is - it chases moved files that are still in the library! Even if I shuffle directories, the same thing will play. Even if the originals were deleted and a new, fresh set were copied to a different place without the additional metadata. Cloud storage can be fun, but I use it as a separate area just in case. The important stuff is still on the desktop. Last edited by Twiggy; October 30, 2012 at 10:54:01 PM. |
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I prefer mass storage mode. Sending music files or anything to my iPhone is now a big hassle and time consuming. It seems that companies create technology that somehow forces users to buy another product of theirs for good functionality of a product the consumer already bought, which I find extremely greedy.
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