Description
With MobileMe iDisk, you can view and share the files on your iDisk right from your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch. (MobileMe subscription required.)
Sign in with your MobileMe username and password and you'll see a list of the folders and files on your iDisk. Select a file to view it on your iPhone. To share a file with someone else, just tap the share icon, choose your recipients, and MobileMe iDisk will send them an email with a link to download your file directly from MobileMe. You can assign a password to keep your files secure and even limit the number of days the download will be available – all right from your iPad or iPhone.
FEATURES
View files on your iDisk–including iWork, Microsoft Office, PDFs, QuickTime movies, JPEGs and more. (Files larger than 20MB may not be viewable.)
Easily share files
Quickly access recently viewed documents
Access Public folders
Requires a MobileMe subscription.
What's New In Version 1.2
- Designed for both iPhone and iPad
- Multitasking support for iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GS (iOS 4 required).
* Quickly switch to another app and back to iDisk
* Play audio from your iDisk while using another app
- When app is opened, the last file or directory viewed is displayed
- Option to open iDisk documents in compatible apps such as iBooks
- When sharing a file, an email can be sent from any configured email account
- The URL for a shared file can be copied and pasted
- Various stability improvements
Customer Reviews
Great
Finally!!!!!!! This app is great after the last update . It now supports the iPad, iOS 4, and the iPhone 4's retina display. I can now use this to out files in my iDisk on my MacBook, then open them and edit them on my iPad. Everything just works how you want it to.
Only one thing missing.
Now, if only I could save Pages/Numbers/Keynote files back to iDisk, or better yet, be able to edit files while they are in iDisk.
Access from iDisk fine, but TO iDisk?
The update now works on iPad, and I can access files from iDisk. For example, I can select a Keynote presentation and once downloaded to the iPad (and visible in the preview mode) I can open it in Keynote. That's good but only half-way useful. What's needed next is a way to export files TO one's iDisk. Let me create a Keynote or Pages document, and either export it to iDisk directly or 'share' it back to iDisk. That would be a very convenient way for me to move documents back and forth from Mac to iPad when on the road,
Moving files effortlessly to and from the iPad is a big key for many. iDisk is a natural just as is iWork.com and e-mail. Let's not make this any harder than it has to be. Share both ways!
iDisk otherwise looks good on the iPad and has Apple's usual minimalist look and polish -- very nice.
- Free
- Category: Productivity
- Updated:Jul 06, 2010
- Current Version:1.2
- 1.2 (iOS 4.0 Tested)
- 3.4 MB
- Languages:English, Chinese, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish
- Seller:Apple Inc.
- © 2009 Apple Inc.
Requirements:Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iPhone OS 3.1.3 or later.
