What is X-Plore and how to use it?
X-plore allows you to see inside of your Android device. And also outside. This is a dual-pane explorer, there are two folders shown at same time, and common operation such as copying files are done from one pane to another. And X-plore shows folder hierarchy in a tree view for clear orientation and fast switching to other location.
Can X-plore show DLNA devices on LAN?
It’s also possible to omit username or password (for security reason) and enter these on demand during connecting to server. X-plore can show DLNA devices on LAN. X-plore shows only DLNA content providers, that is devices that allow browsing files and work with them.
How to access files stored online through X-plore?
X-plore can access various web storage “Cloud” servers, and access their files. You need to have account in supported web service, then you can access your files stored online through X-plore. Supported is also SSH File Transfer (SFTP) and Terminal shell emulator.
What is the use of SFTP and X-plore?
SSH File Transfer (SFTP) and Shell X-plore allows to connect to remote server over SSH protocol. Supported is file transfer over SFTP protocol, and terminal shell emulation. Now you can control remote server by giving it commands directly from inside X-plore!
� Summary: X-plore is a file manager for Symbian phones, with wide range of functions on phone’s file system. Currently it is in beta version. X-plore Features: * View all drives / folders / files on phone in tree view * Integrated text and image viewer * View file details * Edit file…
What is X-plore for Symbian phones?
Load free apps on your Nokia n97, X6, XpressMusic 5800, Satio and Vivaz Pro phone ! � Summary: X-plore is a file manager for Symbian phones, with wide range of functions on phone’s file system. Currently it is in beta version.
You need to have account in supported web cloud service, then you can access your files stored online through X-plore. X-plore allows to connect to remote server over SSH protocol. Supported is file transfer over SFTP protocol, and terminal shell emulation.