Most software downloading is done over the internet via a router using wifi or ethernet cable, or from a CD or DVD placed in the CD/DVD drive of your computer. As to the USB in your question - I would need more info as to what you are trying to achieve and what operating system you are using. Are you trying to download to an external hard-drive that is attached to your computer by a USB cable?
You can email it to yourself and download it to your PC from your email. You can also plug your phone into your PC via USB and drag and drop the photos.
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No, you just connect your psp to PC via usb. and you copy and paste the music into the music folder on the psp.
You use the Media GO! program on a PC, you buy the games from there and it transfers them to the PSP via USB.
via usb cable
Transfer the files to your phone via a USB cable, infrared or Bluetooth connection. You can use the Mass Storage or Nokia PC Suite.
install driver
put it on to a usb drive then download it onto your PC
Yes. You can do this by connecting it via the provide USB-to-Micro-USB Cable.
Sure! An easy way to transfer songs from your PC to your tablet is by using MobiKin Assistant for Android. Just connect your tablet via USB, launch the program, and it’ll detect your device. Then go to the "Music" tab, click "Import," and select the songs from your PC. It’s fast, organized, and no need to manually browse folders!
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You can download it from Ubisoft's Ubishop on their website or via Steam