If I'm shooting tethered and want to remotely view my images, is there a way to do it? Something so absurdly simple apparently escapes the capability of a world full of programmers and developers, apparently.
There appears to be no way to view the image files over Bluetooth, because none of the BT file transfer programs work with Windows XP...despite their assurances that they do.
And the people that designed ad hoc networking failed to make it work with any small devices either.
So my Android phone is incapable of viewing files on my laptop computer, and the only similar device would be an Itouch. But I can't get a good indication that it would be capable of doing it either.
Has anyone found a handheld device that can link to a laptop without an access point and view files? Probably any combination of devices that AREN'T an XP laptop and an HTC Hero phone will work, right?
Thanks,
Greg
There appears to be no way to view the image files over Bluetooth, because none of the BT file transfer programs work with Windows XP...despite their assurances that they do.
And the people that designed ad hoc networking failed to make it work with any small devices either.
So my Android phone is incapable of viewing files on my laptop computer, and the only similar device would be an Itouch. But I can't get a good indication that it would be capable of doing it either.
Has anyone found a handheld device that can link to a laptop without an access point and view files? Probably any combination of devices that AREN'T an XP laptop and an HTC Hero phone will work, right?
Thanks,
Greg