German cloud storage and file management startup doctape has launched a new standalone iOS app aimed at making it easier for iPhone and iPad users to view file types not supported natively by iOS. The ...

If you want to preview files in Windows 11/10, then this post can help. We have covered some good and free apps for you to do this. You won’t have to open a file to check its content. Just use the ...

Usually, there are dedicated applications to view different types of files. However, if you are looking for a viewer that lets you view files of multiple types, you have landed on the correct article.

The Files app on your iPhone and iPad lets you quickly view and effectively manage documents stored on your device and on online cloud services like Google Drive, Dropbox, iCloud, and more. The app ...

File managers are an essential commodity for every Android phone. In fact, despite not having a file manager for a while, Apple eventually offered its own version on iOS. But Android users have always ...

Photo: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac A month or so back I was searching for a PDF app that would use the native Files browser on the iPad, but add features not available in Files app’s built-in PDF ...

After trying out the millionth notes/scrapbooking app for the iPad, I realized that I should ditch apps altogether and just use the built-in Files app. It might be severely limited as an actual file ...

There’s no shortage of iOS file-viewer apps out there, but TechCrunch drew our attention to Doctape Viewer, a freemium app which claims to support more file formats and more cloud services than any ...

Google’s file manager for Android is working on integrating a viewer for text files. Evidence first appeared in Files by Google version 1.8436.793259964.0-release but the tool is not yet active. When ...

While the default image viewer app on Mac — Preview — suffices the requirements of most users to a certain degree, there are certain instances when a user needs more advanced options to interact ...