Today the Gladinet Cloud iPhone & iPad application shows up in the Apple iOS
App Store. It is an important feature addition to the Gladinet Cloud for
Teams. The native iOS application allows Team Edition users easily browse and
view their files and folders in the Gladinet Cloud. In addition to the
cross-browser web client, the PC desktop client, the file server virtual file
system client, now there is Gladinet iOS client.
After you download and install the iOS client, the first screen is the login
screen.
After you login, you will see the files and folders in your Gladinet Cloud
Drive.
The current version 1.0 only supports Gladinet Cloud. Over time, you will see
feature parity between the Gladinet iOS client and the Gladinet Cloud Desktop
client.
Read more about Gladinet Cloud for Teams and sign up for a free-trial!
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It is 2 days to Christmas 2011. Wish every Gladinet user happy Christmas and
a happy new year 2012. As usual, it is time to take a look back at the year
2011, review the Gladinet milestones and look forward to year 2012.
The most significant milestone in 2011 was the mark of over 1 million
Gladinet software downloads, with important milestones reached in other
aspects of the business too.
Product Development
In February, Gladinet Cloud Desktop 3.0 was released, followed by Gladinet
Cloud Backup 3.0 in March and Gladinet Cloud AFS 3.0 (Cloud Server) in June.
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Google has been providing cloud storage under the name of Google Storage for
Developers for over two years. Recently it was renamed to Google Cloud
Storage and graduated from the Google Code Lab.
There are many ways you can use the Google Cloud Storage. For example, you
can use it to backup your files; use it as an external drive so you can drag
and drop files to it.
This article will go over these two use cases with Google Cloud Storage.
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This is the last video demo of a 3-piece series about the Gladinet Cloud use
case. In the previous two blog posts, we covered ‘Anywhere Access with a
Cloud Drive’ and ‘Share Files with the Gladinet Cloud’. This demo is
about a set-it-and-forget-it off-site backup feature in the Gladinet Cloud.
Same as the previous two YouTube videos, it is best to view the following
video with 720p HD option and with full screen.
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This is the second part of a 3-part video demo series about the Gladinet
Cloud use cases.
In this article, we discuss having a cloud drive, where you can have native
drive letter access on the desktop or have web browser access through the
web.
Compares to the ‘Share Files with Gladinet Cloud’ in the first series,
cloud drive focuses on the flexibility of how to quickly upload random files
to the cloud drive and make it available to yourself or your team, while the
‘Share File’ series focus on how to quickly systematically share big
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