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use an iphone or android device as a usb drive
« on: February 08, 2017, 04:08:21 PM »
or to move files between computers.. simple to do.. also simple to forget! i was looking for a usb key the last 10minutes
and i realzied just now i could have put the files on my iphone 4s! (which im  only using as a youtube player)
not sure if this will work once apple converts to AFS (Apple file system) in the near future
but of course thats what apple does best! break compatibility in the name of progress.. hehe