How to Put Music on Your Driod Phone

No need to carry an MP3 player when you have a Droid phone.

A nice feature of any Droid phone is it can double as a music player. Copy all of your favorite music files from your computer onto your Droid and take your music with you when you're on the go. You might need to purchase a higher-capacity microSD card depending on how much music you want to take with you.

Things You'll Need

• USB data cable
• microSD card

Instructions

1. Insert a high-capacity microSD card into your Droid if the phone's factory card does not have enough space for your music. Make sure to unseat the default card properly before removing it from your Droid, and then gently insert the new card until you feel it click into place.

2. Connect your Droid to your computer using the phone's USB cable.

3. Drag the notification bar on your phone and select "USB Connected."

4. Select the "Mount" button on your Droid.

5. Go to "Start," and then "My Computer" if you're a PC user. Click the "Removable Device" folder to open the microSD cards storage. Drag your music files into this folder to automatically copy them over to your Droid.
   Mac users, once your Droid is connected to your computer, it will show up on your desktop as a new drive. Simply drag your music files into this folder to copy them onto your Droid.

Tips & Warnings

• The Droid can play the following file types: MP3, AMR-NB/WB, PCM/WAV, AAC, ACC+, eAAC+, MIDI, WMA, and OGG Vorbis.

• The Droid cannot play protected DRM files.

References

• Verizon/Google: Motorola Droid User Guide