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Send files from my I-Phone to my Comp wirelessly

bturgan

bturgan

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Hi,

Does anyone know how to send files from my I-Phone to my Comp. wirelessly? I tried Air Share but i cant add my photos to its folder. I could only send files from my comp to my I-Phone to view !

Thanks,

Berke
 
bturgan said:
Hi,

Does anyone know how to send files from my I-Phone to my Comp. wirelessly? I tried Air Share but i cant add my photos to its folder. I could only send files from my comp to my I-Phone to view !

Thanks,

Berke
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DataCase, by far tthe best one to me, it's 6.99, but it's really nice. There's a review on my site

Zym
 
datacase and dropcopy looks great thank you,

but will I be able to send files from my iphone to my computer like pics most importantly so that i dont need to connect with the cable every time.

Because i could not see, that is mentioned in these apps?
 
bturgan said:
datacase and dropcopy looks great thank you,

but will I be able to send files from my iphone to my computer like pics most importantly so that i dont need to connect with the cable every time.

Because i could not see, that is mentioned in these apps?
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Unfortunately, there's no app that will copy files from other parts of the phone (Pictures *though some might allow you to move the preview of pictures already taken but not full sized pictures*, Music Files, etc...) to your computer.

Each application lives in it's own little eco system and cannot see the rest of the phone's file system. so drop case and the likes will allow you to copy files to your phone and back, but you won't be able to move files from other parts of the phone.
 
thats sad to hear that 🙁

hopefully we can see that type of app. in future.

thanks for all the help !
 
DropCopy can access the entire filesystem

actually dropcopy can do this. When you launch the app you double-tap in the bottom left of the screen above the menu bar and it brings up a shortcuts menu. One of the options is the photos folder (called DCIM, think) which lets you then send the full-res images to your computer.


bturgan said:
thats sad to hear that 🙁

hopefully we can see that type of app. in future.

thanks for all the help !
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ecume said:
actually dropcopy can do this. When you launch the app you double-tap in the bottom left of the screen above the menu bar and it brings up a shortcuts menu. One of the options is the photos folder (called DCIM, think) which lets you then send the full-res images to your computer.
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I would think that would go againts the API, it shouldn't be allowed to touch the full sized images, as far as I know.

Of course I could be totally wrong.
 
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