The phrase "on one device" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "I downloaded the app on one device, but now I can access it on all of my devices."
· Speed: providing the title you want is available, the book can be downloaded immediately · Portability: a number of books can be carried on one device - ideal for travellers.
That's a lot to pin on one device.
If the app works on one device it will usually work on all five.
These videos can also be downloaded for later viewing, and can be stopped on one device then picked up on another.
The first is multiple user accounts on one device.
Could she not have maintained two accounts on one device?
The theory being that multiple children can play together on one device.
Up to four children can save their progress on one device.
Syncing: it's no good having your life stored just on one device.
Secret conversations can only be read on one device and we recognize that experience may not be right for everyone.
You can't, for example, sync data or music across devices, or use the app you paid for on one device on a different device.
