It's actually blissfully simple. You plug your iOS device (iPod, iPhone or iPad) into your PC or Mac, drag the file you want to transfer into the WALTR 2 window, and the program transfers the file.

Using FTP from the iPad can work, because it insures that you can work on just one copy a given file at any given time. But if you can’t get to your files when you’re online but out of the ...

How to Transfer Files From Windows to an iPad. Although the iPad runs Apple's iOS operating system, that doesn't mean it's incompatible with computers running Windows. Apple has developed a ...

Just transfer the PDF eBooks to your iPad and read your favorite books on a bigger display. But since you cannot download PDFs from the internet directly to your iPad, your only option is to transfer ...

You can transfer MKV, AVI and MP4 video files. When it comes to audio files, FLAC, AAC and WAV are just a few examples of what can be transferred. For a full list, visit Waltr's website.

Box.net for iPad Solves File-Transfer Troubles Online storage and backup services like Dropbox and Box.net are about to get a whole lot more useful with the advent of the iPad.

Thankfully, it's easy to transfer data from an old iPad to a new one. Transferring files and settings over to the new iPad makes it easier for users to transition from the older device to the ...

I don't typically think of moving files between devices as being very difficult. Then again, I'm an old geezer and remember "sneakernet"-moving files by physically carrying them around on floppy ...

With Transfer, you can send up to 100MB of files with a free Dropbox account, which could be handy if you need to email files that are larger than Gmail’s 25MB limit for attachments.