Sanho's iStick bridges iOS/OS X gap to ease file transfer<article>
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Transferring files between Apple computers running OS X and mobile devices running iOS could get a whole lot easier thanks to a portable USB flash drive that received Apple approval last week.</p><p>
The iStick features built-in storage, a USB connector for plugging into an Apple computer and a Lightning connector for plugging into an iPhone or iPad.</p><p>
That means files can be dumped onto the drive from an Apple or PC laptop or desktop and then played back on an iOS device without having to send them over a network or sync through software like iTunes.</p><p>
The device was being demonstrated on Tuesday at the Computex trade show in Taipei.</p><p>
Users move a slider that runs along the center of the drive’s small case to select the desired connector. One direction exposes the USB connector, the other direction exposes the Lightning connector.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/2358900/sanhos-istick-bridges-iosos-x-gap-to-ease-file-transfer.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Sanho's iStick bridges iOS/OS X gap to ease file transfer
