It's my understanding you can do the following with one of these flash
drives? Example, browse for such files as zip? Example: use the app to
browse for a file
called The Case of the Counterfeit Eye.zip. Doubletap and
hold on the file and get a menu like:
dismiss pop up
AirDrop Button
Mail
That is also the main reason I want one From what I understand, you can do
the following:
Example: use the app to browse for a file called The Case of the Counterfeit
Eye.zip. Doubletap and
hold on the file and get a menu like:
dismiss pop up
AirDrop Button
Mail Button
Open in Voice Dream
I’m actually trying to find a way to put files from other book sources in Voice
Dream Reader anyway so this is almost what I’m after too in a roundabout way.
Lol. I love voice Dream, and want to get some files converted over and put
there to read with too. The drives might help but I’m still
Hi Neal,
When you plug the drive into a PC it acts like any USB drive, you can open it
in Windows Explorer, see all the folders and just copy and paste files to these
folders. However, when you plug the drive into an iOS device it requires an app
which is basically a file browser which also
Works like a modified version of Dropbox, for the usb/lightening device.
I used to use Phonedrive and something like it which was an app that packed all
the files into it's own data space.
Ubidisk was the other, can't remember how I got the data into it though. But
both allowed you to interact
Wouldn't it be great if you could put books on it, and then put the books into
voice dream reader?
Nancy Badger, Ph.D
Assistant Vice Chancellor, Student Services
UT Chattanooga
Sent from my iPhone with dictation software. Please excuse spelling errors.
> On Sep 25, 2015, at 2:00 PM, Sieghard
There may be some confusion here. If they can only be used in the app you are
using when you store files on them, how then, can they transfer information
either to or from your desktop or laptop computer?
Thanks
Neal
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Added to this, they are, as suggested, dependent on the app to go with them.
But there are cheaper ones out there, but those
depend on the app of a mainstream model. The main stream producers are wising
up to this and locking their app to only work with
their own devices. I know this, I
They can be used with iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Here are the Supported
File Formats. I'm thinking this is a way of bypassing the use of itunes to
transfer content to your ios device.
.mp4,.m4v, .mpv, .mov; .mpg,
.mkv, .wmv, .flv, .3gp, .gif .
wav, .aac, .aif, .aiff,
.caf, .m4a, .mp3
.jpg,
In my case, It sure is tempting! It would make it a lot easier to transfer
content to my ios device instead of trying to deal with using file sharing
with itunes 12.3.
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From: Sieghard Weitzel
Sent: Thursday, September 24, 2015 1:48 PM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
as any one used any of these?
http://www.wired.com/2015/04/ios-flash-drives/
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didn't know there were ios flash drives. Can they be used with Iphone
and what can u put on them?
On 9/24/15, Russ Kiehne wrote:
> as any one used any of these?
>
> http://www.wired.com/2015/04/ios-flash-drives/
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They are special USB drives which usually have a regular USB plug on one end so
you can plug it into a computer and on the other side they have a Lightning
connector to plug into your iPhone.
You can put anything you want on them, music, movies, pictures, documents etc.
The issue is that for
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