Datacase vs Airshare

[Dunkan21]

I am looking for a pdf reader that can save pdf files and word docs to my iphone. I did a little research and saw these were the top two. I know datacase is a little pricier ($2) but price is not an issue (I dont say that too often

Which one would you recommend?

 

[SFC Archer]

I use Air Share

 

[return7]

I use Air Share

me too altho i have datacase

 

[LostLogik]

I've had both, preferred Datacase as it was able to handle more complex pdf files better but then switched to MobileFiles which knocked the spots off both.

 

[FearlessFreep]

I use AirShare - super simple and it does what it says.

 

[kas23]

Try Memory Stick. It know it can store Word files (unsure about pdfs, but very likely) and its just $0.99.

Personally, I went the Air Sharing/Datacase route, but yearned for more function at the end of the day. I finally settled on iStorage. It can store/view the files/pics, but you can also create/edit txt files, e-mail them, upload them onto the web, or even download any files off of the internet (via its built-in web browser). It's the best app your going to find as a file manager. The price it $5.99, but its worth every penny.

 

[lunarmac]

I second iStorage.

The latest update really helped with web downloads.

It really is the Swiss Army knives of all the file management apps.

 

[iFerd]

File Magic by SplashData is worth a look.

 

[tasset]

Anybody try JuiceDrop program yet? http://ripdev.com/juicedrop/

I will as soon as I get my usb cable. No jailbreaking required, free, and seems a bit more convenient than messing with wifi transfers. Great more work's friggin Windows computer too.

 

[Dunkan21]

So i decided to purchase Airshare. So far so good. Pretty easy to set up and I do like the auto boomark feature so i don't have to scroll to the page i left off at. Thanks for everyones input

 

[kas23]

I second iStorage.

The latest update really helped with web downloads.

It really is the Swiss Army knives of all the file management apps.

And a fine update it was. Since this update, I have yet to find a webpage on the internet that can stump iStorage.

Anybody try JuiceDrop program yet? http://ripdev.com/juicedrop/

I will as soon as I get my usb cable. No jailbreaking required, free, and seems a bit more convenient than messing with wifi transfers. Great more work's friggin Windows computer too.

This sounds very interesting, considering the current SDK restricts against USB transfering of files...

However, this sounds more of a desktop program, rather than an iPhone app. Then, where does it store the uploaded files? That website is lacking in details - sounds like vaporware if you ask me.