Re: Transfering files to a Samsung Galaxy III

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On Tuesday 11 December 2012 21:45:30 Robert Moskowitz wrote:
> I found the USB teather option.  It was greyed out until I connected to
> my notebook.  Then Fedora recognized the device.  Got my mp4s into the
> movie directory and were able to view them with the player.  All right,
> this phone might actually be useful!
>
> thanks

On my SII I've got Settings -> More -> USB Utilities which puts the phone 
effectively into USB memory stick mode.

On my Tab 2 I haven't got anything like that, and can't find a teather option. 
Where about is it on the sIII?


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