ReaddleDocs connects iPhone to popular online file storages — now users can copy documents from MobileMe iDisk, Box.Net, FilesAnywhere and others
Readdle, provider of the book and document reader services for the iPhone and iPod Touch, has announced the release of a new version of ReaddleDocs. Now users can copy documents from MobileMe iDisk, Box.Net, FilesAnywhere and other online file storages that support WebDAV access protocol and view them offline.
ReaddleDocs is a complete document and file management solution for the iPhone and iPod Touch. It allows users to transfer documets to their devices, view them on the go and even share with others in a simple way. Thousands of people use ReaddleDocs to save files from their Mac, Windows or Linux computers, world wide web, online file storages and even email attachments to their iPhones and iPod Touches.
Online file storage is a popular and efficient way to backup important data or share information among several devices. ReaddleDocs v1.1.1 enables users to browse documents from WebDAV enabled file storages, copy them to the iPhone, view offline and email to colleagues and partners. ReaddleDocs makes documents and files accessible from any computer or mobile phone that individual uses.
ReaddleDocs v1.1.1 adds other notable enhancements including support of popular e-book Plucker and FB2 formats that makes ReaddleDocs most flexible e-book reader application on the platform. Also, version 1.1 can process ZIP document archives that are very popular way of compressing documents before sending them as e-mail attachments or placing in the web.
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ReaddleDocs is available for $14.99 (USD) at the App Store.
Founded in 2007, Readdle aims to provide iPhone and iPod Touch users with high quality applications that are missing in a standard application set. Flagship company offering is ReaddleDocs, a complete document and file management solution for the iPhone and iPod Touch. It allows users to transfer documets to their devices, view them on the go and even share with others. Copyright 2007-2008 Readdle. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, and iPod are registered trademarks of Apple Computer in the U.S. and/or other countries.
