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Remote File Explorer

Remote File Explorer helps you to access files on your remote computer (Mac, Windows, Linux), Web and Cloud Storage (Dropbox) from iDevice.
Category Price Seller Device
Business Free Do Anh iPhone, iPad, iPod

1) Access Remote Computer/Server
Supported OS and device: Windows, Mac OS X, Linux with SMB support.
Access network shares on above OS and device by SMB protocol.

Transfer files between remote computer and iDevice.
Search files by file name.
2) Cloud Storages
Supported Cloud Storage: Dropbox
Access your files on Cloud Storage and Web.
3) Local Storage
Transfer files between computer and iDevice over WiFi
File Management: Rename/Delete/Move files.

4) Built-in file readers
Photos:
Support JPG, PNG, TIFF
Share photos on Twitter, Facebook, Email etc.
Video Player:
Support majority video formats: MOV,MP4,M4V,3GP etc.
Music Player:
Support MP3, AAC..

Document Reader:
MS Office: Support Word, Excel, Powerpoint documents
iWork: Support Pages, Numbers, Keynote documents
And more formats: plain text, RTF(Rich Text Format), HTML and Web Archives

Reviews

Doesn't see any of my computers
myfeetdontstink

I have three MacBook Pros and four Thinkpads; the app never identified a single computer on my network.


Can't view remote image files
D011617

Says it has file readers for .jpg files but the only thing you can see is the file name and the option to download. Not useful for me. It connected fine to my remote hard drive though.


Worthless
General Sherman's Horse

On my network, it can find nothing -- the only thing I can get from this app are banner ads from Marriott. Nor is there any support either in-app or from the "app support" button, which merely takes you to the publisher's site (which contains no mention of this program). Only giving it one star because I can't figure out how to give it zero.


Not useful
djjoshuad

I downloaded this to access files on a server. It defaults to, and apparently only supports, SMB. It doesn't make sense for an iPad app to prefer a windows protocol over apple AFP or even industry standard ones like NFS. Finding something else that works with something besides windows crap.


Doesn't see even one of the 10 machines on my home net
Udsd007

This app doesn't see even one of the ten SMB-enabled machines on my home net, and I can't find a way to add machines by IP address. That means it is useless to me.


Neutered version
DeezDonutz

Finds smb shares, no way to browse then non-anonymously. That makes app useless.


Would say 0 but I can't
That Dew Guy

Won't find any computers on my network. As of right now I have 2 windows pcs waiting for connections. No way to enter host name / ip. Therefore completely useless.


No Instructions
Fjebdivnejfjficowkfbfkc

I have two Mac Pros and two MacBook Pros on our network but none of them appear in the app. No way to add manually. No way to troubleshoot. Poorly made app. Bad user experience.


Nice
1music

It connects to my Mac without a problem. Supports downloading of multiple files at once. Sometimes, there's a problem with downloads stopping in the middle. Also, the app does not support streaming.


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