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iExplorer (was iPhone Explorer) is an iPhone browser for Mac lets you view the files on your iOS device. By using a drag and drop interface, you can quickly copy files and folders between your Mac and your iPhone or iTouch. It works with both jailbreaked and non-jailbreaked iPhones and works quickly with a standard USB cable.
What's New
Version 2.2.1.6:
- Minor UI updates.
Requirements
- Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 or later
- iTunes 8 or later
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| Downloads:79,758 |
| Version Downloads:3,455 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Free |
| Date:13 Jan 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price:Free |
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iExplorer (was iPhone Explorer) is an iPhone browser for Mac lets you view the files on your iOS device. By using a drag and drop interface, you can quickly copy files and folders between your Mac and your iPhone or iTouch. It works with both jailbreaked and non-jailbreaked iPhones and works quickly with a standard USB cable.
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Foulger reviewed on 21 Jan 2012
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accountclosed reviewed on 13 Jan 2012
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Lookerjdc reviewed on 11 Jan 2012
Karl Bunker reviewed on 07 Jan 2012
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Passanstoi reviewed on 19 Dec 2011
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anna2011 reviewed on 13 Nov 2011
lilliansurra reviewed on 07 Nov 2011
First i used it without jail breaking my phone and i could see the 'hidden' photos. I recently upgraded to IOS5 on a 3gs iphone and cannot see all the data i previously had despite restoring from backup. When i used your program i could see all 900 photos not just the 300 that now appear on the camera roll or through normal use of my PC (windows 7). after jail breaking my phone i could see many folders in my iphone directory.......but no files at all?
please tell me what to do! i really want to recover my photos and i know they're there! just some software problem.....
please help, thanks.
gasmac1 reviewed on 22 Oct 2011
Need to recover photos lost in recent upgrade to iOS5.
Is there an older version of iExplorer that works on a non-Intel Mac?
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Heathen reviewed on 27 Sep 2011
Thanks for the feedback and sorry for the pop-up. Apparently I had my monitor's resolution set pretty high when I made that window so on a few computers the okay button was off the bottom of the screen. Anyhow, that bug was fixed several hours after the release in the subsequent release.
Also, for those of you here who are frustrated by that popup in the updated release, you can make it go away without sharing a link just by clicking on any of the share buttons, then waiting 7 seconds for the "do not show window again" checkbox to become enabled. With that said tho, Apple Inc., just had us change the names and logos of half our programs so we could really use a few more links out there to help our company from disappearing to the back pages of Google entirely.
Best regards,
Chris
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x86tech reviewed on 27 Sep 2011
Thanks for the feedback. You're probably aware of the update a few days ago that has resolved the issue. I described the situation in a bit more detail in my above post.
Sincerely,
Chris
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Chris Devor rated on 13 Feb 2012
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Korich rated on 17 Nov 2011
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Chris Devor rated on 21 May 2011
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Craig42a rated on 09 Mar 2011