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Conclusion
Although you can get to your phone data with a USB cable, AirDroid is more convenient. It provides easy navigation without having to dig through folders in Nautilus. Even on external networks, AirDroid proves to exchange data quickly or display photos on the larger screen, without bothering with complicated configuration.
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