Transfer files from Droid Pro to iPad

[3kakr4]

I'm looking into using by Pro as extra storage for my iPad (text/pdf/etc) and was wondering if anyone had had any success doing so. What I've tried to do is create a network (using a tether app), and then try to access the sd card on the phone over the "network" from my iPad, but haven't had great success. Anyone tried anything like this?

Thanks.

[synctek]

I have the Bionic and want to do something similar. I'd like to transfer the music I have on the Bionic to the iPad via Bluetooth or wifi. The app called "Bump" works for contacts and pictures between android and IOS but not multimedia.
There is an app called Websharing that I have on my Bionic. It is a web based browser type app that you can use to send and receive files from a PC - gonna try that one next from the iPad using safari. I will post an update after.

I'm looking into using by Pro as extra storage for my iPad (text/pdf/etc) and was wondering if anyone had had any success doing so. What I've tried to do is create a network (using a tether app), and then try to access the sd card on the phone over the "network" from my iPad, but haven't had great success. Anyone tried anything like this?

Thanks.

[synctek]

No go with Websharing - works well if you want to stream from the Android to the iPad but so far I cannot download anything because it's flash based and of course apple and flash......

[synctek]

UPDATE:

There is an app called FTPServer for Android devices. I've installed it on the last 3 droid phones to include the D1. It works like a champ. You install it, setup a username and password then you can connect to it with any FTP client. I downloaded "FTP Client Pro" for the iPad then used it to connect to the Bionic. The best way for speed purposes is to setup wifi tethering on the Android then connect to it with the iPad. Then you have a direct wifi connection between the two devices which makes the data transfer very fast.

[stephenrocks]

If you want to transfer files from Droid Pro to iPad then it can be made possible with the help of iPad File Transfer Software. Using this comprehensive software you can easily transfer files to your iPad. The software also supports iPad 3 to computer transfer and capable to transfer entire iPad data to your computer in an easy way.

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[flickhonse]

In order to transfer files from Droid Pro to iPad, you need to first transfer your data to your System and then from there you could easily transfer the content to iPad. This can easily be done using an automatic file transfer tool. For information on iPad data transfer, you can check out Apple sites or reputed sites like http://filetransferipad.com

[jerrilucas2]

iPad 2 is really very amazing device which is launched by Apple. It comes with several great features which give better experience while using this device. It comes with different storage capacity where you can save huge amount of data. No doubt it is one of the best device however sometime you will come across a situation where you require to send important files from iad to PC. Either it may be due to file which you want to play on iPad is not supported by the device or there are some important file which you don't want to lose and prefer to create backup of it. So the situation may whatever be, now you can transfer iPad files to PC quite easily with the help of iPad to PC transfer software. For more information, you can visit: http://ipad2topctransfer.com

[3kakr4]

I got it figured out. I had to jailbreak the iPad and installed a Cydia app (the jailbreak app store in essence) called AirBlue. It allows for bluetooth file sharing to and from the iPad to my Droid and/or to my laptop. Thanks everyone for your help.

[Hooliano]

UPDATE:

There is an app called FTPServer for Android devices. I've installed it on the last 3 droid phones to include the D1. It works like a champ. You install it, setup a username and password then you can connect to it with any FTP client. I downloaded "FTP Client Pro" for the iPad then used it to connect to the Bionic. The best way for speed purposes is to setup wifi tethering on the Android then connect to it with the iPad. Then you have a direct wifi connection between the two devices which makes the data transfer very fast.

Hi I'm new to this but transferring files from my HTC EVO 4g to my iPad 2 is exactly what I MUST DO!
I downloaded FTPServer to my droid phone and FTP Client on my iPad like you said. I want to transfer music albums
Which are in folders on my droid to my iPad's music. If u would be so kind to tell me how to use theses seemingly complicated app interfaces to get this job done. In truth, I would love you forever. Thanks