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Supports transfer to and from your computer over Wi-Fi. PhotoSync keeps track of your actions and notes which photos/videos have already been transferred from your camera roll. Learn more.
Supports direct upload & download via Wi-Fi & 3G / LTE to your favorite cloud services & NAS: Dropbox, Google+/Picasa, Facebook, Flickr, SmugMug, 500px1, SugarSync, Zenfolio, Box, (S)FTP & WebDAV.
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Direct transfer of photos & videos between your iOS devices (iPhone, iPad, iPod touch) over Wi-Fi & Bluetooth - no computer needed! Learn more.
A FREE utility for OS X and Windows for the best photo & video transfer experience - just drag onto the PhotoSync icon to beam to your iOS device. For Mac users: Direct import into iPhoto & Aperture.
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Transfer photos/videos automatically from the camera roll on your iiOS devices (iPhone/iPad/iPod touch) to pre-defined targets whenever you arrive at pre-selected locations. Learn more.
Wi-Fi access your photos & videos wherever you are – by opening a web browser! View your photos on a big screen, download and upload selected photos & videos to your device. A great feature when at friends!
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Take photos on your camera and receive directly from your Toshiba Flashair™ and Transcend Wi-Fi SD Card to your iOS devices (iPhone, iPad, iPod touch) over Wi-Fi. Learn more.
One or thousands of photos & videos from you last trip - you can transfer them all at once via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or 3G/LTE2. The number of images you can transfer at one time is unlimited. Transfer speeds up to 5MB/sec! Learn more.
Set of professional & powerful features for the best photo & video transfer experience and performance. PhotoSync transfers original files & preserves EXIF-data, support for RAW files, integrated viewer and more…Buy once and use on multiple devices!
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2013-12-03 21:00
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2013-12-06 13:10
@JemTheWire Thanks for the hint, we fixed it!
2013-11-29 09:59
@shootertwist You can’t delete directly in the Apple due to Apple restrictions. You have to do that directly in the Photos App.
2013-11-29 09:59
@digisim It’s based on geofencing, cause that’s the only way to wake up the application in the background within Apple’s limitations.
