I just downloaded a few dozen files onto my Nexus. Most of them are PDFs that I need to read over the next few weeks. Is there any way to organize them into folders - kind of like small libraries - that I can access using a shortcut?
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Try out a file managing app like Astro. You can re-organize (and rename) your files while also creating shortcuts to your desktop.
Astro is a great choice. Some manufactures already have that installed on their phones when you power them on for the 1st time. Definitely a popular choice for file managers.
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