Chapter 17
Connect, Share, and Store
In This Chapter
Making the USB connection
Setting the connection type
Hooking up to a PC or Mac
Using the cloud to share files
Printing with an Android tablet
Performing basic file management
Managing the MicroSD card
As much as it tries, your Android tablet just can’t be completely wireless. Unless you have a wireless charging pad for the tablet, you’re going to need the USB cable to resupply the battery with juice. But the USB cable is more than a power cord: It’s also a method of communications — specifically, file transfer between your tablet and a computer. This chapter carefully describes how that transfer works. Also discussed is the anxiety-laden issue of storage and sharing, which is presented in a deceptively cheerful manner.
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