FileSync offers a solution to the dilemma of not being able to view your docs when you are away from your computer.
You have to set up an FTP connection in order to send files back and forth to your iPhone – a bit of technical knowledge you should make sure you can master before you decide to part with your $4.99. Once that is out of the way you should be off and running to file-sharing heaven.
The best thing about FileSync is you do not have to pay for an external hosting service that automatically syncs your docs for you (such as SugarSync or Syncplicity). The downside though is making sure you personally hit the sync button when necessary.
If you find that a task you can easily make sure to do from time to time, then FileSync should work just fine for you. The docs look good on the iPhone’s screen and you can manuever them using the familar pinch and swipe methods that works in other iPhone apps.
November 17th, 2008 at 10:56 am
Isn’t this the exact same type of app as the previous post? But which one is better? Hmmmmm Now that is a great question
November 17th, 2008 at 11:25 am
Yes it is the same. Apparently people reeeeally need these things. And more than one
November 17th, 2008 at 12:54 pm
This is a very important feature that many users are having problems with. I’m sure out of the 13 million iPhone owners, there is room for competition. I always find it funny to see men who are so closed-minded such as yourselves ; )
chow
November 16th, 2009 at 9:11 pm
OK
BUT
Can you MODIFY the fils on the IPNONE and get them Back Onto thee PC
I think NOT