App Turns iPhone Into Wireless Drive
After two weeks of all the iPhone apps I care to download, I can say this: most of them are useless.
DataCase iPhone App Video: Turn Your iPhone Into A Wireless Drive.
iPhone Applications are blossoming since Apple opened the App Store a couple of days ago. Michael Arrington says exactly what I thought from day one when the App Store opened its doors. However, it looks like this is a pretty neat Application (unlike most downloaded-to-test-but-never-touched-in-real-life) that has a great potential, especially for its wireless hard-drive capabilities. Handy dandy. The user-interface could be a little bit more attractive, but that’s probably just me. DataCase for iPhone & iPod Touch by veiosoft.com.
Short update: I am testing thw wordpress application ja automattic.
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- Date · July 28th, 2008
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- Tags · apple, apple store, application, iphone, mac, wireless
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I’ve seen and heard of a lot of interesting apps for the iPhone, but most of them are cool in concept, but for real functionality that they bring to the table is close to nothing.
I’m sure a lot of the apps are going to feed on the hype and involve the ambient light sensor, the accelerometer and multi-touch. Similar to the hype for apps on Facebook…which are now slowing fading away.
And I second your thought regarding the interface…but then again, we’re both sticklers when it comes to perfection and having things look good from the start (even if the product is in private beta)
Yet, bad design is no excuse :P for me at least.
I think the file sharing thing gets really interesting since it’s 8 GB / 16 GB of storage. I wonder if it is cross-platforms including Windows and Linux or so.
But the hard disk on the fly sounds really neat. I’ll try it on my friends iPhone 3G. He just got it last week and I can’t wait to meet him and his iPhone.
Write back about that experience. I’m curious to see how seamless it really is.
Most of my friends were smart enough not to fall for the bait with the iPhone…although some of them are really tempted.