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'''iExplorer''' (formerly iPhone Explorer) is | '''iExplorer''' (formerly iPhone Explorer) is an app which allows you to: | ||
* retrieve photos easily from your iPhone/ iPad / iPod Touch | * retrieve photos easily from your iPhone/ iPad / iPod Touch | ||
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Just download the app to a computer, then plug in the device. This program even works on Windows as well as Mac! | Just download the app to a computer, then plug in the device. This program even works on Windows as well as Mac! | ||
A few years ago it was free, but no longer. Licenses are $35, 2 for $50 or 5 for $70. | |||
=See also= | |||
A free alternative which requires OS X 10.8 (Mavericks) to run is [http://www.macblurayplayer.com/iphone-explorer-mac.htm MacGo iPhone Explorer]. | |||
=External link= | =External link= | ||
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=Credits= | =Credits= | ||
*Recommended by [[Jon Glass]], Chris Howard and Jane Wahl on the [[Mac-Ministry List]] in October 2011 | *Recommended by [[Jon Glass]], Chris Howard and Jane Wahl on the [[Mac-Ministry List]] in October 2011 | ||
*Pricing and free alternative added by Neville Reid in August 2014 | |||
[[Category:Utilities]] | [[Category:Utilities]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:07, 15 August 2014
iExplorer (formerly iPhone Explorer) is an app which allows you to:
- retrieve photos easily from your iPhone/ iPad / iPod Touch
- use the iPhone (etc) like an external flash drive
- browse files and folders on it
- delete sensitive items before giving the phone away
Just download the app to a computer, then plug in the device. This program even works on Windows as well as Mac!
A few years ago it was free, but no longer. Licenses are $35, 2 for $50 or 5 for $70.
See also
A free alternative which requires OS X 10.8 (Mavericks) to run is MacGo iPhone Explorer.
External link
Credits
- Recommended by Jon Glass, Chris Howard and Jane Wahl on the Mac-Ministry List in October 2011
- Pricing and free alternative added by Neville Reid in August 2014