Parallels on Thursday updated its Parallels Access app for iOS, adding a robust file manager, iPhone 6 and 6 Plus support and iOS file sharing features, among other enhancements. Today's update brings ...

One of the longest running complaints with iOS is the lack of a filesystem, particularly for pro users. Some might even say that it’s a problem limiting the adoption of iOS devices as primary ...

Documents 7 is a free iOS app for reading PDF, EPUB, Word, and Excel documents, opening ZIP archives, viewing images, downloading and listening to music, watching videos, and much more. It took Apple ...

Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference gets underway in just a few hours, but it’s never too late for leaks! iOS developer Steve Troughton-Smith has discovered an App Store entry for an ...

Managing files on iOS has always been limited, to put it mildly. Apple doesn’t make it easy to move files, back up selectively, or access your iPhone like a traditional file system. But AnyTrans ...

This post is brought to you by Darkness Productions, creator of iFile. Introducing the all-new iFile application, which has recently been updated to version 2.0. The first version of this app was ...

iCloud is great for swapping files between Apple approved programs, but it doesn't do much else. QuasiDisk is a file manager that allows you to store whatever you want on your device and gives you ...

Documents, Readdle’s free iOS file manager, is now utilizing the power of Apple Extensions for an advanced filing experience. You can now access a revamped action ...

And yet millions of people have bought and used the devices. Apple have done it when they could do it securely, not hurt performance and when they judged the market is ready - like they almost always ...

I was editing a Markdown text file in Pretext yesterday, when it occurred to me how naturally I was able to create a document and upload it to GitHub without dealing with the limitations and ...

There are a lot of places you can store your files these days. There’s the Documents folder on your Mac, of course, but there’s also Google Drive, Dropbox, Microsoft’s Skydrive and more. And, of ...