I particularly liked the app’s Wi-Fi sharing feature, which let me first add a file to the app’s virtual disk, then access this “virtual disk” using my Mac by entering an IP address in my website’s site bar.īriefcase Pro is available for free in the App Store for a limited time, so be sure to check it out. You can also view multiple types of files such as PDFs, Office docs, iWork type docs etc., whether shared from your Mac/PC or from your iOS device. You can password protect the apps so others don’t see sensitive info, or even share files directly to cloud services like Dropbox. Briefcase Pro/Lite (iPhone, iPad)īriefcase (Pro/Lite) is an iOS app that supports file importing from your iOS device’s camera, email, Dropbox, Google Drive and the sort. Like iTools, you will need to have an iPhoneXDrive installed in every PC you want to transfer your data/files into 3. The app is lightweight and will start working as soon as you plug in your iOS device into your PC.Īccording to the developers, iPhoneXDrive supported the following file formats: pdf, zip, rar, txt, doc, psd, ai, eps, gif, ppt, xml, jpeg, avi, exe, png, xlsx, docx. IPhoneXDrive is a Windows software that lets you use your iPhone/iPad as an external hard drive. That’s a downside, but still, this is a useful app.
One limitation is that you’ll need to install iTools on every PC/Mac you want to connect to your mobile device.
You can place your files in this folder (using drag-and-drop files or click the “Import” button at the top of the window) and they will be transferred over to your device. You’ll then notice that iTools will have already created a folder named ”Removable hard disk”. Once you’ve installed the app and connected your iOS device to it, select the “External Hard Drive” or “Storage” option present in the right-hand sidebar. ITools is a Mac/Windows application that besides acting as an iTunes replacement program, allows you to use its “External Hard Drive” option to turn your iPhone/iPad into an external hard drive.
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