#Photofast iflash password
#Photofast iflash download

Not only does the PhotoFast i-Flash Drive perform slowly when transferring files, but it's also pricier than standard USB 3.0 drives. However, this is still slower than the Patriot's speedy Memory Supersonic (93.1 MBps). The PhotoFast i-Flash Drive copied files to our notebook much quicker, executing the task in 5 minutes and 4 seconds (16.7 MBps). This is far slower than other flash drives such as the Patriot Supersonic, which performed the same task in 2 minutes and 4 seconds (41.3 MBps). During our LAPTOP File Transfer test, it took 18 minutes and 9 seconds to copy a 5GB folder of multimedia files from our notebook to the PhotoFast i-Flash Drive, equaling a rate of 4.7 MBps. The app also features an integrated music player that will play back songs it sports an interface similar to iOS' native music player.Ĭlick to EnlargeAlthough the PhotoFast i-Flash Drive impressed us with its user-friendly app, it performs slowly compared to USB 3.0 drives. You can, however, copy music from your desktop or laptop to the flash drive. While the i-FlashDrive app supports MP3 music files, there's no way to retrieve music from your iPhone or iPad.

#Photofast iflash password

After pressing the button, you can select files to lock and create a password to access them. You can also choose to password protect your files by pressing the lock icon at the bottom of the screen. The top of the screen contains Home and Edit options, and the edit button allows you to delete, move, copy or email any file. Moving and copying files to different sections of the device was a breeze. The drive also offers an option to record voice memos, and you can also choose to back up or restore your contacts through the 'Contact Backup' option on the Home screen. The i-Flash Drive took no time to copy a 1.09 MB photo at the highest image quality from our iPhone 5.Ĭlick to EnlargeThe 'From Clipboard' option will create a new file in the Local Storage category and paste any text you've copied from a Web browser or the iPhone's Notes application. After choosing a photo, the app lets you customize the image quality and photo size before transferring it to the drive. Clicking the 'From Library' option automatically breaks down your photo gallery into three neat options: Camera Roll, Instagram and My Photo Stream. A '+' symbol at the bottom of the screen launches a sub-menu of actions. The PhotoFast app makes it easy to create folders and port photos from your device. Pressing the 'Dropbox' button directs users to a screen where they are asked to enter their email address and password, but the app froze on multiple occasions when we tried to do this. When opening the app you're greeted with four options: You can choose to back up your contacts, view files on your iOS device, add files to the flash drive, or use the cloud to interact with your Dropbox account.Ĭlick to EnlargeHowever, we found the Dropbox integration to be sluggish and buggy when we tried to connect our account.

PhotoFast's utility app is smooth, intuitive and organized, resembling the interface you would find in an iOS Settings menu. After the installation, you can begin transferring and managing files immediately.

#Photofast iflash download

Click to EnlargeAfter plugging the PhotoFast i-Flash Drive into your iPhone or iPad, it prompts you to download its accompanying app.