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Android phone leh Windows PC hman kawp!

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Tunlai khawvelah chuan khawl tel lo chuan hna thawh a har tawh em em mai a. Hmarchhak kila Office sang berah leh office hniam berah te khawthluaknei tel lo chuan kan che thei tawh meuh lo a ni.  Information technology khawvelah kan cheng tawh a, engkim mai hi internet lamah te leh kan khawl hman hrang hrangah hian kan by-heart sen loh kan bilh hnem hle tawh a ni. Chutiang chu kan dinhmun a nih avang chuan "Eng device nge ka hman ang?" tiin zawhna kan dawng fo! Mi rual pawl pha turin eng nge PC-ah ka hman ang a, eng nge Smartphone-ah ka hman ang?


Desktop/Personal Computer-ah Windows:
Desktop-a kan information duhte han en hi a hahdamthlak a, mit a hah lo a, a zia viau a ni. Windows hi PC bikah chuan mi tam berin an hman a nih bawk avangin file copy vel pawhin mi dang PC-ah a hawn zung zung theih zel a, tih chi tak a ni. Expert deuh tana Ubuntu OS hman chungchang erawh chu kan topic pawn lam a ni rih ang a.

Smartphone-ah Android:
Android OS hmang phone, Android phone kan tih mai hi tunlaiah chuan hmangtu tam ber leh kan tleirawlte awm tleitu ber a ni. Kum upa lam tan hlei hleite hian a tangkai emaw tih mai tur a ni. Office-a hnathawk emaw, ram hnathawk emaw pawh ni la, information tam tak i hmuh theihna tur leh tunlaia miin phone an hman tam ber ang chi i hman ve duh a, 'tunlai' ve i duh chuan Android phone hi i hmang ngei tur a ni. (Kum 4/5 lo awm leh turah chuan a lo danglam pawh a ni thei tho a).

Android phone leh Windows PC hman kawp!
Android phone leh Windows PC hi hman kawp theih a ni. A chhan chu Windows PC-a application i hman zawng zawng (deuhthaw) hi Android phone-ah hian a hman ve theih deuh vek a ni. Microsoft hian Android phone hi mi zawng zawng deuhthawin an hmang tih an hriat chian avangin an product pawimawh ho chu Android OS chhunga hman theihin an dah vek a ni. Entirna'n: Outlook mail, MS Word, Excel, Powerpoint, OneDrive, OneNote, etc.

Internet chak chi i neih phei chuan PC-a i file pawimawhte OneDrive-ah i save vek ang a, Android phone-ah OneDrive app i install ve ang a, i kalchhuah a ngaih pawhin i file-te i en zui char char thei dawn a ni.

Office changkang tak (leh changkang vak lo)-a thawk i ni emaw, kut hnathawk i ni emaw, information tam tak i by-heart sen loh ennawn ngai reng rengin i hun i hmang ve ngei ang. Chutiang hunah chuan eng device nge i hman ang le?
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