Filed under: Utilities, Productivity, iPhone
Dropbox drops onto the iPhone
Dropbox, the über-slick cloud storage and backup app, now has an iPhone version. You can use the iPhone app to get to your Dropbox on the go, sync media files from your phone to your Dropbox, and share links. You'll need a free Dropbox account - which comes with 2 gigs of storage space - to use the iPhone app, but you can sign up directly from your iPhone.The iPhone app works with Dropbox's photo gallery feature, so it's easy to upload and view photos on the go. You can also download any of your stored files that you can view on an iPhone, which strikes me as pretty darn brilliant: now, instead of just using Dropbox to back up your computer, you can use it to back up all the media on your phone, too.
If you're away from a computer and your iPhone's music and photos get wiped, they'll still be safely waiting for you in your Dropbox.
Update: Although you can obviously store music (and anything else) on your Dropbox account, there's not actually a way to sync music to your iPhone via Dropbox. Oops. Photos and videos definitely work, though.
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Zach Al-Nasser said 9:25PM on 9-29-2009
Where do you see anything about backing up the music on your ipod? I only see the option to upload existing photos or videos. As far as I know, the only way to actually access the music files on your iTouch/iPhone is to jailbreak it.
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Kevin said 9:51PM on 9-29-2009
Um...it's already in the iTunes Music folder on your computer?
Zach Al-Nasser said 10:10PM on 9-29-2009
"If you're away from a computer and your iPhone's music and photos get wiped, they'll still be safely waiting for you in your Dropbox."
This is what I though was misleading, but Jay corrected it:
"Update: Although you can obviously store music (and anything else) on your Dropbox account, there's not actually a way to sync music to your iPhone via Dropbox. Oops. Photos and videos definitely work, though."
Still a great app, I'm a huge fan of Dropbox
Butters said 11:51PM on 9-29-2009
Just to let everyone know that your iPhone needs to be running 3.1 for this app to work.
I am running 3.0 and I got an message that I couldn't download the app as I was not running 3.1.
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teresamariekenny said 4:11AM on 9-30-2009
that will be fixed soon.
wormwood said 7:11PM on 10-07-2009
Gotta admit Dropbox is incredibly awesome. :)
Plug incoming: if anybody reading this doesn't have an account yet, feel free to use my referral - in fact it's recommended since you'll get 250mb bonus space (as will I, so it's a win-win):
https://www.getdropbox.com/referrals/NTIzNDY3NzU5
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danny said 2:40PM on 11-06-2009
Recently i unlocked my 3GS 3.1.2 iphone and i want to know if its safe, i used http://www.unlock-iphone.org , please tell me if its safe
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