#DESKCONNECT UPDATE#
The main new feature in DeckConnect’s 1.2 update is the share extension that lets you quickly share items from other apps. With this in mind, it’s obvious that you wouldn’t want to transfer anything that’s overly sensitive. Unlike AirDrop, where files are transferred locally, files are transmitted via the Internet to DeskConnect’s servers for temporary storage and retrieval.
After 30 days, files are permanently deleted. DeskConnect temporarily stores files on its servers in order to transfer items between devices.
It is not a long term storage place for your files. What it’s notįirst of all, let me briefly touch on what DeskConnect is not. In 2016, where does a new version of DeskConnect fit in? Does AirDrop make it redundant? Have a look at our overview for the details. Since then, a lot has changed - iOS has gained inter-app communication via handy share extensions, iCloud Drive has made it easier to move and manipulate files across a variety of storage solutions, and AirDrop can now easily transfer files between iOS devices and Macs. We reviewed the initial version of DeskConnect back in 2013. DeskConnect isn’t an app that will replace a service like Dropbox or even iCloud, because it was designed solely with file transfers in mind. It allows you to easily share files between your iPhone, iPad and Mac. DeskConnect is a file transfer app from the makers of Workflow.
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