jhanji

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   by jhanji 10y ago

   iOS does not permit another app to access iBooks data. So I would suggest storing the PDFs directly in AirMount app, so you can access them from your Mac.
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   by jhanji 10y ago

   Yes, AirMount integrates with the native iOS Photos app for accessing photos and videos directly from the Mac’s Finder. It supports all file types through a built-in “Drive” where you can store PDFs, documents, email attachments and documen
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   by jhanji 10y ago

   I have been working on this area for 2 years now and created AirMount https://www.airmountapp.com . You don’t need the cloud, internet, Bluetooth or USB. Today it works between iOS and Mac, and now we are building it out for Wind
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   Instantly copy and paste text/photos/screenshots between devices(pasteasy.com)

   2 points by jhanji 12y ago|0 comments