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Topic # 68601 26-Sep-2010 00:12
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Does anyone know a good program that will automatically or manually with the push of a button copy all the files in a certain directory on the android phone onto the PC via wifi.  I am basically wanting to copy the camera gallery to the PC with the click of a button on either the phone or the PC, or to do so automatically.

Sorry for the lazy explanation of what I want, it's quite late and I'm tiered!! =)




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  Reply # 384462 26-Sep-2010 08:08
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Funambol will do this. It has a client on android which will automatically or manually sync your pics. The only hassle is that you may have to run your own funambol server unless you want to pay the monthly fee at http://my.funambol.com

/Edit: There is no monthly fee with my funambol, you have to actively participate in the community to keep your account going.

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  Reply # 384482 26-Sep-2010 10:56
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http://androidforums.com/android-applications/21034-there-such-file-sync-app.html

http://sktechnology.net/android/sksync/sksyncdoc.html

http://www.appbrain.com/app/sktechnology.net.android.syncclient




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AVR: Pioneer Elite SC-LX87 220W 9.2 Ch AVR
Speakers: Wharfedale Jade 7 Fronts / Jade 2c Center / Jade 5 Rears
Subs: iNuke 3000dsp 3000W proamp with 4x 15" JBL Sealed Subs
Display: Samsung 60" UA60H6400 LCD TV
Accessories: Gefen HDMI Detective with splitter

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