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iShowFast iPhone/iPad
Flash Drive
World’s Fastest USB 3.0 iPhone/iPad
Flash Drive
By Gypsy D’Katz
I’m always looking for a new devices to
transfer or access more photos from my
computer to my iPhone/iPad or vis-à-
vis. In the past, the only way was to
connect your Apple device to your com-
puter via the USB/Apple Connector ca-
ble or through a wireless app.
I’ve tried other devices from SanDisk
gave me wireless access to my devices
and they worked well but wireless is
somewhat slow when you want to
watch a movie or transferring large files.
Then recently, I receive a email from
Hyper introducing their new iShowFast
USB 3.0 Flash Drive with Lightning
Connector for iPhone, iPad, Mac & PC.
This neat little device is available in
16/32/128GB size, and with the new
lightning connector, makes it the fastest
way to transfer any file between IOS
devices and computers, with no need
for iTunes, Internet, Cloud or wireless
networks.
The iShowFast Lightning connector
gives you speed of 30MB/s (read),
6
20MB/s (write). The USB 3.0 connector
speed is 1450MB/s (read) and 45MB/s
(write). The ExFAT will support for files
larger than 4GB which has been a prob-
lem for years on some devices.
Just download the free iShowFast app
which allows you to navigate between
the iPhone/iPad and Dropbox storage.
You can now easily browse, transfer
and password protect your sensitive
files. You can also upload iTunes me-
dia, and photos and backup you iPhone
contacts. iShowFast allows you to shoot
photos and save them directly to the
iShowFast to save space on your iPh-
one.
You can purchase the iShowFast in a
variety of colors (Gold, Pink or Gray),
which matches the iPhone, iPad per-
fectly. The iShowFast prices start at
$79.95 for the 16GB, $99.59 for 32GB,
$199.95 for 128GB and $399.95 for
256GB.
Hyber had been delivering cutting edge
mobile accessories for over 10 years
with a focus on Apple portable power
and data storage devices.
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devices involved before you let them
leave. They may fix one problem on
one device, but that does not mean it
will now work with other devices.
If you experience some success, go cele-
brate with a dinner out. Then, hopefully, you
will remember the nice dinner instead of the
frustration you experienced getting things to
work. Well, technology advances on and, so
long as there is money to be made by com-
ing out with new devices or upgrades, you
can be sure such progress will continue.
Maybe some things are passing us by, but
let’s try to keep moving ahead anyway even
if we are a bit slower than others.