How To Use SwissDisk With Handheld Devices

• Website - Using the SwissDisk Web Interface
• Handhelds - About SwissDisk with PDA's, Smartphones, Etc.
• Windows - Using Built-In Web Folders
• Windows - Accessing your SwissDisk as a Network Drive
• Mac OS X (10.4.X Tiger) - Mounting SwissDisk as a Volume
• Mac OS X (10.3.X Panther) - Mounting SwissDisk as a Volume
• Mac OS X and 9 - Using the Goliath WebDAV Program

On The Road Again?

Never worry about the limited storage size and security of your handheld device. Make it easy on yourself by keeping confidential "documents to go" on your computer's integrated and encrypted SwissDisk. Working with your SwissDisk as a network drive in this way provides two important features to both Macintosh and Windows users in today's mobile computing landscape.

First, your data is encrypted on your personal filesystem ensuring that your corporate documents, proprietary information, and intellectual property are available to you and you alone. If your device is lost or stolen, immediately change your password and your data remains safe and uncompromised.

Second, using your handheld's internet connection and our handheld optimized web interface you can quickly and easily access your encrypted files. The possibilities here are limitless, but here are a few good examples:

1. Documents To Go - Keeping critical project and work files on your SwissDisk allows you to access and edit them from anywhere you have an Internet connection. Do you need to revise and email a proposal that you were just working on in the office? If that proposal resides on your integrated SwissDisk, it would only be a few clicks away.
   
   
2. Photos - If digital photo libraries are important to your mobile office, move them to your SwissDisk so that you can access them remotely to integrate into documents and presentations while on the road. If your handheld device is also a digital camera, upload your remote shoot to your SwissDisk to open up memory for more photos. Remember all files are encrypted and 100% secure.

For more information on supported handheld devices, please visit our system requirements page.

* Editing documents is limited to the software capacity of your handheld device. For instance, editing a Word document on your BlackBerry requires software from a 3rd party company such as eOffice by DynoPlex, Inc.

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