I need to transfer text files and pdf files that I receive in my email on the Ipad, directly to the flash drive. Will this product to that? Thanks! J
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It would be easier to copy the text to a word or text app on your ipad then email that text file to yourself.
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The Sandisk extreme flash drive is USB. The iPad, and all iPads for that matter, have no USB. Therefore it is not compatible.
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Not directly. You have a USB cable that allows you to plug the tablet into a computer. What I have found is even easier is to use the "cloud" to transfer files to my computer then if I want to transfer that file to a flash drive. Your tablet comes with the "Dropbox" application, which works great. Another favorite cloud app I use is Google "Drive". By using cloud app's the flash drive is becoming a tool I rarely have to use.
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I do not believe so, this software requires direct access to a drive, and unless you have jailbroken your iPad / iPhone or done something to allow USB type access to the flash drive, Data Rescue 3 won't be able to see the drive in the iPad/iPhone.
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To transfer the pdfs you must connect a USB cable, included, to a PC. It will the act like a Mass Storage device like a flash drive so that you can then transfer the pdfs. if you are looking for easier transfer you may want to wait for the BB Sync that should be out soon. It will also have Bluetooth and more memory for storage. I personally have no problems connecting it and then moving them to dropbox.
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It should work fine with the iPad Mini. I use it on my iPad2 and my iPhone and it works without any problems. I download files from my MacBook Pro using the USB end of the i-Flashdrive and then use the iPad connection end to open the I-Flashdrive on my iPad or iPhone. I love it because it allows me to access files I need without having to carry my computer. I also like the fact that I can password protect each file for security in the event of losing the Flashdrive. You can also go to their website and contact them directly if you still feel unsure. They are good at responding.
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If you are referring to a USB thumb drive, the answer is it has a USB port. I have not yet had the need to use that yet. When you connect to your iPad it directly links to Photos. Hope that is helpful.
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No. I bought this with the idea of doing that. I wanted to transfer files with this item as a bridge between my iPad and my laptop. It does not work that way for me.
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Yes, we've transferred all our photos and videos from our ipad to my husband's pc laptop. This flashdrive also transfers documents, so it's multi-functional. We've been very happy with it. My husband uses it primarily for sheet music. He plays in a band. He creates setlists and playbooks on his pc laptop, editing the sheet music to highlight key shifts and other notes, and then he saves it to his ipad, which he uses during his gig.
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The drive is just to transport information tho your device. You should be able to print from your iPad screen as a web page our screen shot
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This external drive uses USB for an interface. iPads do not include USB ports. So this will not work with Apple's mobile devices (iPhone, iPod, iPad). There are other storage products that include built-in wireless access, and an iPad can connect using its WiFi. The only catch is that most of these solutions require installing an iOS app to access the content on the storage device.
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Sorry, I could not answer last night. I had to test this, this morning first. I am assuming you are asking if you can copy a file from a SD card inserted in the slot of a RavPower, to a usb hard drive connected to the same RavPower device. My testing this morning using the AirStor app software for an IPAD confirmed that this can be done. I selected an image file on the SD card, and DOWNLOADED it to the USB hard drive connected to the same RavPower. When downloading, it give me the option to download to a folder on the USB device, or LOCAL (which means a folder on the IPAD). When I select a file on the USB drive, it gives me the same option to download to a local folder on the IPAD or a folder on the SD card. I did not do any testing with a PC, as I don't have anything installed to connect Wireless to the RavPower. Hope that helps. Phil Porter
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I put my external hard drive and didnt play anything because it didnt recognized it, maybe you can just put pen drives , you can controll it with your ipod ipad android thats a cool thing
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Yes, it is working like a standard USB memory device identical as with a PC but you need the App software on IOS device like IPad or others to be able to control the transfer and it support OPEN IN for transfer between Apps
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I've never used an iPad before. But, the disc does contain just a bunch of PDFs. So, if you can copy them over to your hard drive on your iPad, and assuming that there's a way to see them there, you should be fine.
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yes! that is the purpose. the i-flashdrive has connections for apple on one end and usb on the other with 16gb storage inbetween. really great device.
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it won't work with my ipad at all. The only use I get out of it is as a regular USB drive on my computer.