For example, the large files and folders that I sent to my iPhone with Quickoffice moved very quickly.
I'm not sure why, but File Magic 2.0 was slower in terms of performing file transfers than similar apps.
Those files, of course, can only be those that are actually stored by File Magic you can't send photos, address cards, or other such iPhone-specific items to other users. The last thing I want to have to do is remember to load software onto a computer in order to move data I'd prefer to just use the tools that are already part of the operating system or default software.įile Magic 2.0 differentiates itself from many of the other file viewing / transfer apps in that it can send files to and receive files from other iPhones on the same Wi-Fi network that are also running File Magic. Other apps now use Bonjour or web browsers as a way to transfer files without a dedicated desktop app. While the software, File Magic Desktop, is available for free for both Windows and Mac, you need to download and install the desktop software on any Mac or PC you're going to use File Magic with. One feature that I felt was a bit of a throwback is the use of a dedicated application on the desktop for transferring files back and forth. Like Quickoffice, File Magic does not support any of the iWork file formats. pptx file formats for viewing, as well as a number of other document, sound, image, and video file formats.
As with the other apps of this type, File Magic provides a way to send files from a Mac or PC to an iPhone or iPod touch, then view those files on the handheld.įor those of you who are using Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac, you'll be happy to know that File Magic supports the XML-based. If there's a genre of iPhone app that's even more prevalent than fart apps, it's file transfer and viewing apps.įile Magic 2.0 (click opens iTunes) is the newest entry into this market from SplashData, an app development firm with years of history in the mobile space.
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