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New In The App Store - Soonr
I find myself increasingly comfortable leaving home without my notebook even when I have a good deal of work to do. Thanks to my iPhone and a growing assortment of productivity apps I'm able to do almost everything I might need to do computer-wise right on my handheld.
Now Soonr takes it one step further by making it possible to not only access files on your iPhone remotely, but to collaborate with others too. With Soonr...
Everyone creates their own personal cloud using the software you download here. Select the files and folders you always want with you, and enjoy your new cloud power on your iPhone or anything with a browser!
- Secure your files with set it and forget it backup.
- View PC or Mac documents and pictures fast.
- Share files with anyone, using just their mobile phone number.
- Search all files in your cloud.
- Print to any shared printer!
And there's more. Be in control and in touch even when you’re away from your desk and computers are turned off. New freedom, security and mobility.
It looks to be an incredibly powerful tool. So powerful, in fact, that it's best understood through a demonstration.
You can get details on the service HERE. The iPhone app is free in the App Store and available HERE.
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Anyone knows how to sign up for this service?
This isn't really what I was expecting it to be. I'm actually rather disappointed with the "cloud" service. Granted my computers are usually on all the time thus neglecting the absolute need for a cloud folder, but I was hoping this would be some what similar to Dropbox's syncing/cloud service.
My biggest complaint is that you can't setup a cloud syncing folder that will always upload files to the cloud at least from what I've figured out. If there was a way specifiy a folder that you always wanted synced with the cloud this app would be perfect, but right now having to upload each file (and not even being able to upload an entire directory) I want in the cloud is killing it for me.