Is there an App for this?

[Lucas111]

Hi Everyone,

I'm wondering if there's an iPhone App that allows you to drag/drop files to your iPhone (Non-Jailbroken) like it were another computer on a WiFi network?

There are Apps that allow you to do this threw a web browser like Discover.

But I'm looking for something that you can use threw Finder, just like the screen shot below, only the Windows PC named 'Craptop' would be an iPhone?

 

[bradenwh]

If you were jailbroken, you could install Netatalk. It does exactly this. EXACTLY.

But you're not.

 

[jmann]

If you were jailbroken, you could install Netatalk. It does exactly this. EXACTLY.

But you're not.

And if he were jailbroken he could just do SSH, so that's not helping. But honestly OP I don't think there is an app currently that lets you do this. I know the iDisk App can be used to store stuff, but its' definitely not drag-n-drop.

Just a quick question, if you crave functionality like this, what is holding you back from jaibreaking? Have you heard over-dramatic horror stories about bricked iphones or lag?

 

[SnowLeopard2008]

You guys are very uneducated when it comes to the App Store. Air Disk will allow you to do this. AirDisk allows you to use Finder to upload files. There are others (less/more expensive with less/more options/features). Link below.

http://appshopper.com/search/?search=file

A free app to do this: http://appshopper.com/productivity/fileaid

 

[jmann]

You guys are very uneducated when it comes to the App Store. Air Disk will allow you to do this. There are others (less/more expensive with less/more options/features). Link below.

http://appshopper.com/search/?search=file

I have airdisk, I just didn't know it was drag-n-drop.

 

[sushi]

You guys are very uneducated when it comes to the App Store. Air Disk will allow you to do this. There are others (less/more expensive with less/more options/features). Link below.

http://appshopper.com/search/?search=file

A free app to do this: http://appshopper.com/productivity/fileaid

Yes, there are a variety of apps available to do this.

Personally, I use [app]FileMagnet[/app] and like how it works.

 

[SnowLeopard2008]

I have airdisk, I just didn't know it was drag-n-drop.

Sure you have to connect to the IP address, but after that it's drag'n'drop.

 

[Lucas111]

Thanks everyone! I'm going to give File Sharing a go and hopfully its what I'm looking for!