Can pics easily be uploaded to iCloud / cloud server of your choice once they are on your phone / tablet?
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Once they are on the phone it is seamless to get them on apple's photostream (icloud). We use Google + (Picasa) to store our pictures in the cloud, so once they get on the phone it is very easy to use the app to get them up there. At the point they are on your phone they are just like a picture you took with your phone as they are saved to the camera roll. We use iphones and ipads. We used to take the SD cards in a laptop and then copy them up to Picasa and then access them from the phone. Long process that didn't always happen in timely fashion. Now the pictures can be posted on social networks almost immediately. The benefit is you get a way better picture than the phone can take. We love it. Once they are on the phone it is seamless to get them on apple's photostream (icloud). We use Google + (Picasa) to store our pictures in the cloud, so once they get on the phone it is very easy to use the app to get them up there. At the point they are on your phone they are just like a picture you took with your phone as they are saved to the camera roll. We use iphones and ipads. We used to take the SD cards in a laptop and then copy them up to Picasa and then access them from the phone. Long process that didn't always happen in timely fashion. Now the pictures can be posted on social... » Read More Once they are on the phone it is seamless to get them on apple's photostream (icloud). We use Google + (Picasa) to store our pictures in the cloud, so once they get on the phone it is very easy to use the app to get them up there. At the point they are on your phone they are just like a picture you took with your phone as they are saved to the camera roll. We use iphones and ipads. We used to take the SD cards in a laptop and then copy them up to Picasa and then access them from the phone. Long process that didn't always happen in timely fashion. Now the pictures can be posted on social networks almost immediately. The benefit is you get a way better picture than the phone can take. We love it. « Show Less
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Well they get put directly in your photo folder so if you have a way to transfer them from there to iCloud then yes
918979
That is dependent on your tablet or phone. It has nothing to do with the Eye-fi Mobi card. Once you transfer your pics (wirelessly) from your camera to your phone or tablet, you can do anything with them that you do with other pics on your device. Hope this helps.
918980
I used the 8gb. The mobi transfers JPEGs. I transferred mine to Photostream with no problem. I would think that anywhere you can send a JPEG will take a transfer from your phone/tablet.
918981
They go onto your camera roll and therefore automatically on Photostream, so hence they are in the Cloud.
918982
Yes, once the pictures are in your handheld they will be in a folder inside your gallery, there you cane share them on facebook, twitter or upload them to dropbox. I tried that on my Adroid phone, I'm quite sure it will work on any apple device as well.
918983
Yes. Once they are on your phone, iPad, computer, etc...you can upload them just like any other picture on your device. Mine automatically upload to dropbox without any problem.
604410
Yes, you can transfer photos and files from the SD card to the iPhone or vice versa.
1205601
Yes, you just have to import the photos from the camera to your computer. A cord comes with the camera to do that. So as long as you have a computer (not an ipad) you can do that. Then you can either email them or upload them to a Photo site like Shutterfly where you can share them over the internet. The easiest way to send photos though is by taking your pictures with a smart phone or ipad if you have one.
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I'm assuming you're talking about using an SD card from your camera to transfer photos (this is the limitation). If you're going to do that you presumably could use any SD card along with the Apple Camera Connection Kit. This is what it does: "After you make the connection, your iPad automatically opens the Photos app, which lets you choose which pictures to import, then organizes the selected photos into albums. When you sync iPad to your PC or Mac, the photos on your iPad are added to your computer's photo library. iPad and the Camera Connection Kit support standard photo formats, including JPEG and RAW."
674753
I don't think so... Every time I sent pictures via email to the device, it asks me to confirm (on the frame itself). So at a minimum it will require someone to do the confirmations. But it is very simple.
2151038
I am just getting to know my tablet. I know that you can transfer pictures, files, etc. through a cloud and with a USB cable. I suspect you could set up a connection over wi-fi, but I'm not sure of that yet.
791192
Yes but not easily. You have to open the pictures in the provided app then transfer them.
333245
You can directly upload to the AirStash. It acts as a personal cloud storage device.
1200541
Yes. Image storage capacity depends on your individual preferences. These images can be transferred to an SD card later
54893
Not directly...but you can move the photos to your smart phone and then to Dropbox (or other aps) from there.
746945
your pictures will upload instantly to any WiFi enabled device you have activated. So you don't have to wait til you get back to the hotel to upload them. That is if you upload over the cellular network :-)
1249801
Not that I know of. However, Microsoft 8 has an iCloud app that when you download the pictures from the camera to the computer,they will be on any tablet that has the same app.
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This is NOT a general storage device. The Apple iOS will only acknowledge and upload <one way> certain file types (.jpg, etc for images and .mov, etc for video). That is all. It is not theddevice's limitation it is Apple's constraints.
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The only other possible hassle could be Apple's iCloud. If you really use it you'll be good but I don't. Because of that I had to go into setting and turn off all the iCloud things. I run a PC with Microsoft Office so all my contacts, mail accounts notes, etc. are on my computer, not in the cloud. Even all my music and photos are on my computer. Yes iTunes backs up everything to the cloud also but for it to work for me and get all my stuff on my iPad I had to disable the iCloud in Settings and load everything from my computer. I hope this helps keep you from the hassles I initially had. :-)
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Yes there is an app that you can download and transfer pics to iPhone and iPad.
660955
Yes, either through iTunes or via email is the easiest. Easier going the other way. The person who spoke of iCloud is righ too.
1853475
They'll walk you through it. It's simple. There's a "browse" button that you click that allows you to search your device to find the picture you want to upload.