That's a pretty bad *** setup. I transfer through my computers lol, but doing it from your smartphone seems pretty radical.renotseng wrote:FTP is the bee knees mate! I can transfer homebrew, roms and ISO's from my android to my PS Vita and I'm loving it.
In some ways I feel like Android would "save" the Vita. It would have so much more appeal to users and developers. The only problem with Android is the security is so loose. Without a doubt, SONY would not want to have any part of this, as it would lead to uncontrollable amounts of piracy.renotseng wrote:means I can download home brew when I'm out and about I use my phone as a wifi hot spot and connect the Vita to it and transfer stuff through an FTP client. Can't be bothered setting up my crappy *** computer so its been a real godsend. I love android. I'd love to see android on the Vita someday, duel booting vita custom firmware with android and live area would kick ***.
As cool as the Vita is, I could never make it my phone lol, but I see your point. It's the security and control over the platform that SONY clearly wants. Which honestly, would be fine if more blockbuster titles came out for the Vita. But to this point, I still don't think any Vita game is worth writing home about.renotseng wrote:Sony don't know what they're missing out on. if it had released with a duel boot or even with android and a live area app for games and the store like PlayStation certified phones their sales might not be lurking around 2 million and more 10 or 15 million. maybe one day with a fully fledged Vita kernel hack.
*edit* and if the 3g model had dialing capabilities too. I mean it would be a pretty chunky phone but I'd use it. one device for all!
................................ -_-...FTP typically relies on your LAN connection, not your ISP speeds. Unless you're transferring from a different home IP.
that's actually a good idea if you're on the goFTP is the bee knees mate! I can transfer homebrew, roms and ISO's from my android to my PS Vita and I'm loving it.
