Filed under: Utilities, Windows, Apple, Microsoft, Commercial, Windows x64
TouchDrive gives you full access to iPhone/iPod in My Computer
by Lee Mathews Jun 2nd 2009 at 3:30PM
Sure, plugging in your iPhone or Touch gives you access to its DCIM folder, but that's pretty much where the easy file management ends.
For more complete access, grab TouchDrive - it's a handy, unobtrusive way to manage your files. Once installed, you'll be able to access just about anything on your device like any other folder on your Windows system. No jailbreaking is required, though the .Net 2.0 framework is and iTunes must be installed.
Right now, TouchDrive only works on 32-bit Windows, though 64-bit support is in the works.
The 30-day trial is a free download, and you can find it on the developers homepage and Softpedia. The full version is priced at $19.99.
For more complete access, grab TouchDrive - it's a handy, unobtrusive way to manage your files. Once installed, you'll be able to access just about anything on your device like any other folder on your Windows system. No jailbreaking is required, though the .Net 2.0 framework is and iTunes must be installed.
Right now, TouchDrive only works on 32-bit Windows, though 64-bit support is in the works.
The 30-day trial is a free download, and you can find it on the developers homepage and Softpedia. The full version is priced at $19.99.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
SDreamer said 4:11PM on 6-02-2009
DiskAid does the same thing but, runs in a separate application instead of Explorer, which does seem nicer, but free is free.
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216 said 4:12PM on 6-02-2009
akfjasd;lkfjsadkj why couldn't this be free
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kerbero9 said 4:34PM on 6-02-2009
or you can just jailbreak it for free and use WinSCP over SSH on a 64-bit platform.....
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Molly said 5:20PM on 6-02-2009
http://i-funbox.com/
no iTunes or dotnet crapwork required,
oh, and it's free.
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Molly said 5:22PM on 6-02-2009
http://i-funbox.com/
no iTunes or dotnet crapwork required,
oh, and it's free.
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iGate said 7:53PM on 6-02-2009
is there a mac osx equivalent?
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hazard said 8:10AM on 6-03-2009
I just use Winamp with it's built in iPod/iPhone support
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Nicki said 8:17PM on 6-13-2009
I like the app, but it's telling me there's a 2-day trial instead of 30 days. Would like more time to evaluate it.
Will look into the free solutions listed here in the comments. Thanks!
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randalltrini said 12:52PM on 7-09-2009
Anyone experience any crashing or disk problems with TouchDrive?
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