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OrbLive 2.0 iPhone App Keeps Your Devices File- and Embarrasment-Free

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In reply to OrbLive 2.0 iPhone App Keeps Your Devices File- and Embarrasment-Free
Orb is one of the most useful applications available for mobile devices. Being able to access all my work files, stream my own music and video, have access to my picture library, etc all without any technical setup is very,. very cool. I used it a bit when I toyed around with the Nokia N810 and it was great. The only downside, if I remember correctly, is that it's for streaming but not for downloading, which kinda sucks since you can't just log on and grab a movie before getting on a plane or something. But otherwise it's a great way to extend the storage capacity of the iPhone. I'm going to download it and check it out for sure, right after I update the firmware....
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