Hello Kitty PhotoFast i-FlashDrive

I love smartphones. At any given day, you can look in my purse and find a telephone, camera, video camera, stereo, television, video player, arcade machine, news reporter, meteorologist, and a million other things – all in one tiny little device that fits in my pocket.  When you think about it, it’s kind of insane.

The problem I come across most often with my iPhone is that I just have too much stuff on it:  too many pictures and videos, too many songs, too many apps.  I suppose I’m a bit of a digital hoarder.  The last time I upgraded my phone, I chose the larger capacity version to avoid that problem, but I still run into the same thing every time.

Until recently, I thought I really had no option but to delete things, or continually move pictures from my phone to my computer and keep everything else in the cloud.  I have nothing against the cloud, but I’m stringent in my need to have backups of my files.  Some photos are so important that I have them on my phone, on my computer, in Dropbox, in iCloud, and on a flash drive. Yes, I’m pretty ridiculous; you’d think I was harboring super-secret security files over here!  But after losing a ton of important pictures and documents after a hard drive crashed, I really learned the value of multiple backups.  If I had known that PhotoFast offered additional storage and backup options for iPhone users, I would have jumped on board ages ago!

PhotoFast’s i-FlashDrive is a really convenient way bump up the amount of space you have for storing files, as well as create easy options for transferring your files from your phone to your computer (and vice versa).  And it comes in a Hello Kitty version.  Win-win!

To use the i-FlashDrive, you simply download the app and plug the drive into the lightning connector port on your iPhone.  From there, you have a multitude of options for using the flash drive!

The two main storage points are internal (which means the files are stored “within” the app) and external (which means they are stored on the flash drive).  You can copy existing photos, videos, and other files to the app or drive, and then transfer them to your computer using the USB side of the drive.  You can also move files the other way, from your computer to the drive and/or your phone.  It really couldn’t be easier!

Something I really like about the i-FlashDrive is that the app has built-in functionality with Dropbox, YouTube, Google Drive, iCloud Drive, and more, meaning that there are plenty of places in the cloud to send and store your files for backups or just to clear up space on your phone.

This has really taken care of several issues for me.  It helps me maximize the storage space on my phone, and also gives me another backup option, and I couldn’t be happier.  I have the drive in 32GB, but it comes in 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB options, so no matter your needs, you’re covered.

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To learn more about the PhotoFast i-FlashDrive and to grab your own, visit Photofast.com.