Comments on: Readdledocs – Document and File Management Solution

By: replicant

replicant — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 21:06:41 +0000

i wish readdledocs, quickdocs, or docs to go would support dropbox as the mobile file location! that or let you access your local file system on your iphone (jailbreak required of course) to access those docs.

By: storm

storm — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 11:10:01 +0000

I use ReaddleDocs and iDisk storage. I like this app, it is simple and really has intuitive interface. 10x for the review.

P.S. There is an opportunity to copy files from Mac/PC to right to iPhone using ReaddleDocs and USB cable (!!!!) I love this feature. Still guys don’t feature this option at their web site.

By: iPhone_user

iPhone_user — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 10:43:08 +0000

1. “the potential to lose these documents (what happens if the company goes under or if the server is unavailable?),”
I believe that you store files at picasaweb, flicker or may be
MobileMe storage. Don’t you worry that their servers can be unavailable? I think that the problem of “the insecurity of storing file on the Internet” is a common problem.

2. however if you prefer to save files at MobileMe storage (or other popural/save online storages) you can access your files from ReaddleDocs app as I know. I never use this feature
but my friend advised me this app as he frequently uses it.

By: Clarence

Clarence — Mon, 09 Feb 2009 18:36:02 +0000

i have been using Air Sharing (free) together with MobileFiles to (a) use the iPhone as a wireless storage devices for reading documents on the road, and (b) access files stored on my iDisk. the problem is they’re two separate programs and iDisk files are download only without upload and managing functionality.

i did some researching and found iStorage (US$5.99) which seemed perfect for me because:
a.) it does WiFi storage just simple and intuitive like Air Sharing.
b.) it can download and view files from my iDisk.
plus:
c.) on device file management is possible, i.e. i can rename and move files around and create folders to sort them into.
d.) it can upload and manage files on iDisk as well.
e.) it can download, upload and manage files on FTP/WebDAV (including Box.net) servers.

now all i need is the promised SFTP server access so i can access files on my home computer wherever and whenever i am. but even without it, i’m a happy camper already. maybe you can give it a try as well?