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The Dropbox app allows you to access your Dropbox files on your iPhone or iPad.
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This paid upgrade includes 1TB of storage plus unlimited older versions of your files, remote wipe, read-only shared folders, and password protected shared links.
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If you want more storage, you can upgrade to Dropbox Pro for $9.99/month or $99/year. A nice feature is that the server stores the last 30 days of versions of your files, so you can revert to an older version if needed. The free service gives you 2GB of space on Dropbox’s servers, which was plenty for me for many years (and Dropbox offers ways to increase the free limit) but last year I took the plunge and upgraded to Dropbox Pro (see below). You can create shared folders, allowing several people to collaborate on a set of files. You don’t have to be continually online all changes sync once your computer has an Internet connection again.
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All contents of the Dropbox folder on all linked devices (Macintosh, Linux, Windows, IOS, Android even Blackberry and Kindle Fire!) running Dropbox are automatically synced when new files or changes are detected. I’ve been using Dropbox for years on my office Macs, iPad and iPhone.ĭropbox keeps your files safe, synced, and easy to share between multiple computers and devices. Recommended!ĭropbox, free for 2 GB, Dropbox Pro $9.99/month or $99/year The only feature I’d like to see added is the ability to show inactive accounts you’re following. Birdbrain handles multiple accounts, makes it easy to investigate anyone on Twitter, allows you to track unfollows as they occur, list people you’re following who don’t follow you, display mentions and retweets, and provides informative statistics showing changes in your Twitter stats over time. The app provides an excellent overview and management of your followers and those you follow. If you are active on Twitter (and I’d argue that most event planners should be) Birdbrain is a fantastic way to manage your Twitter network. Ready? Here are my favorite iPhone iPad apps for event planners. An next to an app indicates it’s stood the test of time, while an means it’s a new addition since my 2013 update. Rather than listing additions and removals from my two previous posts, I’m presenting a complete alphabetized current list, including updated descriptions that incorporate any notable new features I use. I’m still using the iPhone 5S, iPad 3, and the Tumi Alpha “everything bag” I gushed over in my 2013 app update, though I’m coveting an iPhone 6S, a newer iPad, and, maybe, an Apple Watch. While I’m still a big fan of five of the original apps I chose just two weeks after receiving my original iPad back in 2010 ( Simplenote, DropBox, Square, Evernote, and GoodReader), apps continue to be born, evolve, and, sometimes, die-so it’s time for an event planners’ great apps update! Two years have passed since I last updated my list of favorite iPad/iPhone apps for event planners.
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