How to transfer any file from iPad 2 useing wirless?

[Zomy]

hello all,
i am new to apple products and i have ipad2 wifi i would like to know how i can transfer any file from my laptop or computer to ipad2 using wireless ? or only i have to use itunes??
plz i would like step by step

sorry but i am still new for apple products and don't know to much about how to use ipad2
any help?
thx

[Ashwood11]

Go to Apple.com and download the appropriate User Guide. Http://support.apple.com/manuals/

[Zomy]

Originally Posted by Ashwood11

Go to Apple.com and download the appropriate User Guide. Http://support.apple.com/manuals/

sorry i am trying to read but i cant understand well
if anyone can help me step by step would be great
thx for trying to help me

still waiting plzz anyhelp

[Zomy]

still no any help??

if anyone can help me and say how to use wireless to transfer files to ipad2 using wireless plz tell me
thx

[porcupine8]

The easiest way is via Dropbox. Go to Dropbox.com and set up a folder on your laptop - you move stuff in and out of this folder just like it were a regular folder on your computer.

Then download the Dropbox app on your iPad and link it to the same account - presto, instant access to everything in that folder! You can also set up the folder across multiple computers, share folders within it with other people, access it from the web when you're away, etc.

(Oh, and it's all free for the first 2gb.)

[drambuie]

You can use Filebrowser or Files Connect, available from the appstore at $4.99 each. Either of these enable you to connect to and browse Macs or PCs on the network, and other computers can browse the iPad. Files can be transferred to and from the iPad. I purchased Files Connect last weekend and my iPad 2 appears as a share in Finder on my MBP. It also appears in Network on my Windows desktop PC.

The publisher of Files Connect has another product, Desktop Connect, which allows you to make VPN connections from the iPad.

[AppleDApp]

Dropbox is the way to go.

[Zomy]

thx all

dropbox is goood thx,but if there is any way to transfer by using wifi wireless will be much better than dropbox coz dropbox u have to upload the file then u can download it
but i think by wifi will be easy and fast so if there more help will be so good

[Night Spring]

Originally Posted by Zomy

thx all

dropbox is goood thx,but if there is any way to transfer by using wifi wireless will be much better than dropbox coz dropbox u have to upload the file then u can download it
but i think by wifi will be easy and fast so if there more help will be so good

Well, as another poster suggested previously, try FileBrowser and Files Connect. Also, many apps have a wifi transfer function built-in. Like I have video playing apps and book reading apps where you go into the app, put it into wifi mode, then you can connect from your computer's web browser to send files to the iPad over wifi.

[AppleDApp]

Originally Posted by Zomy

thx all

dropbox is goood thx,but if there is any way to transfer by using wifi wireless will be much better than dropbox coz dropbox u have to upload the file then u can download it
but i think by wifi will be easy and fast so if there more help will be so good

dropbox and wifi transfer offer similar speeds.

[porcupine8]

You should really try Dropbox before deciding it's too slow - its free after all, might as well give it a shot. I am amazed at how easy it is. I'm jailbroken and can use my camera connection kit to transfer files via USB but never bother to because Dropbox is so convenient.

[AppleDApp]

Dropbox works great with apps like GoodReader. You annote a PDF on the iPad the annotated version is automatically sent to dropbox and ready for use on your mac.

[laurenr]

Goodreader App will transfer documents from your iPad to your computer. Read their support page, it will show you simple steps to achieve this. Here is an example from their site where a file is being sent via wifi from an ipod to a computer. (The iPad transfer method will be identical):


Link:
http://goodreader.com/gr-man-tr-wifi...p5_ShowDetails

I use both Goodreader and Dropbox, great apps!

[mikeedward]

Open iTunes, click file>add file to library>select the file from your computer.
Choose to sync it from the books tab in iTunes.
More information from: http://iphone-mac.blogspot.com