Create Files and Save Them in a Sync Folder<\/span><\/h4>\nPreviously in the Sync app, you were only able to add items to a folder that existed within the camera roll (or on the local file system for advanced Android users). And, you had to do this within the app.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\nYou can now create different types of files (be it building a spreadsheet, taking notes or even making movies), and add them directly to a Sync folder. For example: Let’s say you’ve recorded a video; instead of importing the entire video to your computer once you returned home (to edit and share with others), you can make any edits directly on your mobile device and sync it automatically with your other linked devices.<\/p>\n
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iMovie on iPad; save movies directly to Sync and share it with others<\/em><\/p>\nHere is another use case: As noted with the previous version of the app, users were only able to access the camera roll from within Sync. The new version works directly from your camera roll, letting users go through the native viewer to choose which files they want added to a Sync folder. Lets say you take pictures of a whiteboard after a meeting at work. If your team is already connected to various Sync folders, you can quickly share the pictures with them by adding the files directly from your mobile device; the files will automatically appear on everyone else’s devices:<\/p>\n
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