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Disk Aid vs iexplore

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Sossity

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anybody used either of these apps with their ipad or iphone? which did they think was better?

I know alot of these types of apps can get content off these devices, but can they also load content onto ipads & iphones?

what 3rd party apps besides itunes can go both ways, loading off device & onto device?
 
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Sossity said:
anybody used either of these apps with their ipad or iphone? which did they think was better?

I know alot of these types of apps can get content off these devices, but can they also load content onto ipads & iphones?

what 3rd party apps besides itunes can go both ways, loading off device & onto device?
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Do you mean Iexplorer?
I work with many different computers (business reasons :cool: ) and systematically install DiskAid to access and transfer files with iphone apps ... because this part of the app does not need the registration, it's completely free :eek:
 
jick said:
Do you mean Iexplorer?
I work with many different computers (business reasons :cool: ) and systematically install DiskAid to access and transfer files with iphone apps ... because this part of the app does not need the registration, it's completely free :eek:
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Yes, I meant iexplorer, thanks for this info, I see along the side that there is info for students to get this software for free, but they have to have a .edu or some sort of this type of e-mail. How would I get this?
 
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