by Frank McPherson, author of How To Do Everything With Windows Mobile

 
One of the cool things about Android is that it comes with the Amazon MP3 store for buying music. You can buy tracks on the G1, though you need to be connected to Wi-Fi in order to download the song to the phone.

As far as I can tell, the process for moving the music that you buy on the G1 to a desktop PC is manual. The good news is that you can connect the G1 to a Windows desktop and the microSD storage card that is included mounts like a USB storage device. You can then drag and drop the folder containing the music you buy (it's stored in an amazonmp3 folder on the card) to your PC.

Hopefully a developer will write a desktop application that will simply the process of moving music back and forth between a PC and the G1, because moving music to the G1 is the same manual copy process.

Labels: 2008, android

posted by Frank at 9:03 PM

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