View PC Files on Your Apple Iphone via Files2Phones
August 27, 2007 8:20 PM | Apple | Software | Comments (2)
| 1stWorks today announced the launch of Files2Phones; a powerful application that instantly displays the contents of files on a remote PC to your iPhone securely, using SSL technology to protect your data. Any application or file type, Word documents, PowerPoints, Spreadsheets, pdfs, even CAD drawings - any file that can be opened on your PC can now be viewed remotely on your iPhone. To set up F2P, simply drag and drop the local directories or individual files you want to make available remotely into public, private or guest folders on your Windows PC. The files are immediately added to your personal F2P directory at your .myf2p.com page - where they can be viewed using the iPhone’s Safari browser and all display transfers use .png format for maximum efficiency in compression and performance. |  |
Or choose to view an instantaneous image of your desktop PC display right on your iPhone - ask an associate to bring up a sales forecast, inventory level, credit report, any data you might need before you go into a meeting. And if you have multiple monitors on your system, you can view them all. This remote access facility also includes launching the webcam on your desktop PC to see the image on your iPhone. Great for security when you are traveling, or for just checking in to see the view from the desktop, anytime.
Adding camera pictures to your online F2P directory at your myf2p.com page is easy too. Take the picture with your iPhone camera, email it to your personal directory at your .myf2p.com page and Files2Phones will automatically add the image, in date and time sequence, into your published picture file. Keep your friends in the picture, simply and immediately.
For security, access to the files in the private and guest directories is managed by username and password as well as by date and time frame, while all access requests and file transfers are recorded to a log file on the desktop computer, including the name of the file accessed and a timestamp as well as the requesting IP address, port and connection type.
Interestingly, these same desktop and webcam display capabilities described above, delivering images instantly to your iPhone, also enable parents to remotely check to see what their children are viewing or doing at that instant.
Files2Phones is available immediately for download from http://www.myf2p.com for your free 7 day trial, and licenses can be purchased online for $29.95 for 3 months or $99.95 for a year, with no hidden data or usage charges.
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Comments
But have the same features in FileReflex for just $9.99/year and 30 days trail period
Posted by: Peter Parker | March 28, 2011 4:02 AM
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UPDATED NEWS Files2Phones, remote computing for the iPhone - improved again - a powerful application that instantly displays the contents of files on a remote PC to your iPhone - securely, using SSL technology to protect your data. Any application or file type, display PowerPoint presentations, even CAD drawings - any file that can be opened on your PC can now be viewed remotely on your iPhone. Simply drag and drop the local directories or individual files you want to make available remotely into Public, Private or Guest folders on your Windows PC. The files are immediately added to your personal F2P directory at your personal .myf2p.com page - where they can be viewed from your iPhone. View your web cam, your desktop display, anything on your PC, stream your audio and video files from your PC. With the latest enhancements, you can even email secure links to these data files right from your iPhone so that others can share your remote files if you wish.
Posted by: Nigel Spicer | September 17, 2007 1:19 PM
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