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SD card reader for iPhone might help bridge the photo gap

TUAW Feb 09 10

Filed under: Macworld, Accessories, Hardware, iPhone

It's cool that Apple is getting all cozy with SD cards for the iPad; it helps to sell the idea that the iPad is closer to a MacBook than an iPhone. As useful as an SD card reader is for the iPad, there is one minor hiccup: it probably won't work with the iPhone. ZoomMediaPlus aims to fill that gap with the ZoomIt SD card reader/application for the iPhone. The ZoomIt is a dongle that plugs in to the iPhone's dock connector and (with the use of Zoom's app) allows you to view and share content stored on an SD card. According to ZoomMediaPlus, the card reader works in conjunction with its application that can be installed on either an iPhone or iPod touch. Full story...

Tagged: dongle, engadget, file browser, gap, hiccup, internal storage, ipad, iphone,

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