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I still think you should put your code up for everyone to take a look at as per the comment. But if you want to test on real devices here is one place that you can do that <a href="https://www.deviceanywhere.com/product_trial_form.html" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Real Device Testing via DeviceAnywhere</a> I think you can get three free hours on their service, you probably have to jump through hoops (listen to a sales associate blather on and try to sign you up) but it is one way to test on an actual device without owning that device (and it's live on a 3g/4g network) There pricing is confusing but definitely expensive, the free trial should let you get done what you need done I think if you can get them to put a droid 2 up. Since they don't show a droid 3 (but they might have one and it's just not listed) I bet if you talked to the sales team and said, well interesting but I don't see what I am interested in like the droid 3, they would probably attach one within a couple of days. UPDATE: So I did some testing on a 2.3.3 device thinking their might be some problem with the root access (thought I read somewhere this was bad form) but it worked fine. So I did a little more searching, it seems that some devices return mnt/sdcard for the external storage, even though the devices use mnt/sdcard-ext for the actual external SD From what I have read this means that it actually writes to the internal storage, and writes work (if you could call it that) and reads do not. See <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6311852/unable-to-write-files-on-sdcard-android">Stack Flow Similar Question/Answer</a> Kind of confirmed by some end users <a href="http://www.droidforums.net/forum/droid-3/158498-sd-card-problems-2.html" rel="nofollow noreferrer">Droid 3 Users - See Page 2</a> where they are saying that it creates an internal sdcard partition, though it's unclear if this is typical behavior or results from putting in previously used sdcard, opinions seem to vary but their does seem to be a real issue on devices that have > 8GB internal storage. 
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