It just happened to be the preloaded file manager that had the capability. If that's the case, I guess I'll just tether it to my laptop via USB and move the file with Windows file manager (which means that my KEYone works the same as my 7 year-old PlayBook, but with worse sound!)Well technically on BB10 you were using an app to do it. If that's the case, I guess I'll just tether it to my laptop via USB and move the file with Windows file manager (which means that my KEYone works the same as my 7 year-old PlayBook, but with worse sound!) I can understand using a third party file manager for something more sophisticated, but it just seems ludicrous that I need a separate app to do something so very basic as copy a folder from a cloud server to my local storage?Īm I missing something, or do I need a third party file manager to grab an album off of OneDrive? If I select a folder in the OneDrive app, I can't copy, save, or download it to any locations outside of OneDrive.Īs far as I can tell, there is no app on my phone that I can use to connect to OneDrive and copy a folder to my Android. My problem is that I'm not able to copy a folder from OneDrive. When I want to listen to an album, I copy it to my phone's SD card, then simply delete it from the card when I'm done listening to it on the phone. I own hi-res (FLAC) music files that I store in OneDrive, using it like an old-fashioned shelf of albums.
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