What “desktop file explorer-like interface” means is that even your Facebook contacts are represented by separate folders while your images, music/video files as well as notes from, say, Google Docs or Evernote are presented in the same dual-pane style that is found in Windows Explorer. This allows easy navigation between folders and underlying content.
To start using the app, you must login with a ZeroPC account. Don’t have one? No problem; you can avail the free in-app registration facility to get yourself a new account. Once logged in, hit the Settings button at the top-right of your screen to connect the app to services of your choice from under the Accounts Settings menu.
ZeroPC offers a hassle-free, user-friendly interface befitting a tablet-specific app, thereby letting users easily manage all their cloud data with ease. On the app’s homescreen, just tap on a service to begin exploring all the data stored within it. The explorer provides separate tabs for All files, Notes, Images, Videos and Music.
If you know exactly what you’re looking for, you may use the search bar beside the Settings button.
Although ZeroPC Cloud Navigator supports a more than sufficient collection of cloud services, it is a pity that it does not (as of now) support the largest online video streaming service of them all – YouTube. Windows Live users might also be disappointed about the lack of support for SkyDrive. That said, the app is nothing less than an excellent addition to the Market.
Below is a brief introductory video that demonstrates what makes ZeroPC tick.
ZeroPC Cloud Navigator works with Honeycomb tablets (Android OS v3.x) and iPad (with iOS v4.3 or higher). The app is available for free on the iTunes App Store and Android Market.
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