AirDisk Pro - Wireless flash drive

Good reader seems to have similar functionality (and a whole lot more).
 
bwana said:
Good reader seems to have similar functionality (and a whole lot more).
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Yeah, It can. Quite right, forgot it could. Damn, it's a hot piece of software!!! Reckon it will be 15-20% better on Retina...
 
Ok so I downloaded AirDisk Pro the other day and I have to say it's a very good file transfer app that has one feature missing from Goodreader and that is the ability to drag and drop via a web browser. Definitely worth the 99¢, even if you do have Goodreader.
 
bwana said:
Ok so I downloaded AirDisk Pro the other day and I have to say it's a very good file transfer app that has one feature missing from Goodreader and that is the ability to drag and drop via a web browser. Definitely worth the 99¢, even if you do have Goodreader.
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Agreed, Goodreader is such a competent piece of software though. Wonder why the developers haven't incorporated the drag and drop file transfer system? But more importantly do they intend implementing one in the future?
 
sand_man said:
Agreed, Goodreader is such a competent piece of software though. Wonder why the developers haven't incorporated the drag and drop file transfer system? But more importantly do they intend implementing one in the future?
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I didn't realise until just now when I tried it that goodreader had a html web interface at all. :o
 
sand_man said:
So how you been syncing? Cable and iTunes?
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On OsX I just have Goodreader set up as a server so it opens up as finder window. Then I just drag and drop from there.
 
sand_man said:
Well that's very convenient!!
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It does work well but I was thinking now if I had to explain to a Windows user what to do I wouldn't have a clue where to start so an easy to use web interface is handy.
 
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