Google's official file management app for Android is working in more features to it like tracing backed up photos and flagging them for local deletion.
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Multitasking tools are finally making sense, but it's the new file directory app and a document scanning camera trick. All that in iOS 11 for iPads.
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A few of Apple's WWDC 2017 software surprises have been ruined just a few hours before the show, including Drag and Drop for iPads.
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Microsoft pushed out this nifty little app recently which does what I’ve been wanting to do for years. It’s called ‘Files’ appropriately, because it manages files on your phone. Android’s been doing this for eons via third party apps and Apple will probably never do it. But I had hoped that Microsoft might someday allow users to dig into the file system a bit and get some stuff done.Finally, we can do it. Actually, in all fairness, it looks like there’s been ...
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Many smartphone users will never need a stand-alone file manager on their handsets, content to work with files directly though the apps that create them. And for those who do feel the need for such a tool, plenty of third-party options exist – and Windows Phone certainly has more than a few to choose from. But what the platform’s lacked has been an official file manager from Microsoft – at least so far. Four weeks back, we saw Joe Belfiore tease the release of such an app, and last week
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