WiFi HD Wireless Disk Drive Software
Company Name: Savy Soda
About: Savy Soda is a mobile gaming application developer which has developed several interesting iOS
applications.
Headquarters: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.
WiFi HD Wireless Disk Drive Overview
You can now share, copy, and backup your files to and from your PC / Mac / Linux / or another phone! Very easy to use.
- Works flawlessly with Windows or Mac like a normal network drive.
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Product Details and Description of
Turn your iPhone into a wireless, mobile external hard drive! Use your iPhone as a normal shared network drive! Works over any WiFi connection. You can now share, copy, and backup your files to and from your PC / Mac / Linux / or another phone! Very easy to use. Simply: 1. Connect iPhone to WiFi network. 2. Start the WiFi HD App on iPhone. 3. Use any device browser to go to designated IP address. FEATURES - Share Files Using the built-in HTTP, and SMB File Servers - Works flawlessly with Windows or Mac like a normal network drive. - Manage Folders - Unlimited File Size - Unlimited Number of Files - Host NAS Folders SUPPORTED PROTOCOLS - FTP - HTTP - CIFS - SAMBA - SMB - DropBox - Microsoft One Drive - Google Drive / Docs - iCloud Note the built in web browser only supports downloading of pdfs and documents, media files are not supported. More Apps: http://www.savysoda.com
Top Reviews
By Pjmma
Very good!
Easy to use and does what you need it to. I can easily transfer PDF files from my pc in seconds using a regular browser, and the file is then available to read directly from the app. There appears to be much more that I haven't looked at yet, such as Dropbox integration, etc. All this, and I'm using it on an iPad gen 1! No compatibility issues :)
By VenPal
Love the app
This makes the iPhone / iPod a full fledged computer. This app is so easy to use for storing the documents on the iPhone other wise impossible to be kept on the phone. Well designed with lots of features like ftp server and wifi access.
By Jonahiga
Amazing
That's all I have to say. It's a wifi flash drive. --EDIT-- Something they should add to it is the ability to plug it in via usb and instantly have it like a normal flash drive. It's okay that it doesn't, but it would be pretty cool if you could do that.
