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Apple posts MobileMe iDisk app for iPhone
updated 02:40 pm EDT, Wed July 29, 2009
MobileMe iDisk iPhone app
Apple has at last released the MobileMe iDisk app for the iPhone. First promised in June, the software lets MobileMe users view files stored in their online iDisk folders. Users tap a file to load it, or a nearby Share icon to compose an e-mail with a download link.
Files can be password-protected, and/or assigned a limited download timeframe measured in days. Designated Public folders can be accessed by anyone. The program is free with a MobileMe subscription, and requires iPhone 3.0 firmware; among the viewable filetypes are Office, iWork and PDF documents, as well as QuickTime-supported media formats.
But...
07/29, 03:27pm (2 replies) reply
Needs a method to move files & folders within iDisk, plus the ability to upload files.
doctor9
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Cool
07/29, 03:33pm reply
It displays Word docs right on my Touch. Very handy.
Zaren
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Re: from where
07/29, 03:55pm (1 reply) reply
Actually, it needs the ability to download files. iDisk access doesn't help if you don't have a data connection at some point in time/space. Esp. for touch owners.
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