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04/11/2008, 6:55pm, EDT
Friday, April 11th
FarFinder: Download from your Mac over the web
Flying Mac today unveiled FarFinder, a remote file access for the Mac that allows users to browse and retrieve their files from their Mac using a standard web browser. In addition to working on a desktop or laptop computer, FarFinder can also be used through Safari on the iPhone and iPod touch. Since files can't really be downloaded to the iPhone, FarFinder will email the file to a desired address. FarFinder is currently available at a special price of $20.
The company claims FarFinder is simple to configure, and is "install-and-forget". The software can also automatically configure routers so that users do not have to learn what ports they need to change.
Filed under: iPod, iPhone, software, networking
Other story tags: Safari, Touch, browser, download, remote
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They sold out of the $20 deal:
"FarFinder's launch has been a great success. The full quota of copies available for the introductory price of $20 have now been sold."