You can use the familiar ES File Explorer interface to manipulate all your files both local, LAN, and cloud-based.You don’t have to download all the individual provider apps.So why is this all important and so powerful ? From there I can manipulate all the files or directories just like normal: make directories, create or delete, copy or move, anything you could normally do with a file system. I can now just tag my way down into, say, my Dropbox account to an individual file level just like I normally would under ES File Explorer. I keep getting a network error, but I’m sure that’ll be fixed or work soon. One thing to note is that I can’t actually get an authentication screen up to add my Box account at the moment. Once you’ve chosen one, you’ll be asked for your credentials, and voila! Your favourite cloud storage is available in the familiar ES layout. Here I’ve got two Dropbox, a Sugarsync, and a Skydrive account.īy clicking on the “+ New” button, you get a choice of adding a new Box, Dropbox, SugarSync or Skydrive account. You can see up in the top left, the “Local” has changed to “Net”, and I’ve now got access to my cloud storage drives.
But today’s lesson is all about accessing your cloud storage so the bottom option, “Net” is the one we’re looking for. It supports FTP Servers and Bluetooth shares and even allows you to access root directories, if your device is rooted as well.
ES File Explorer does a really good job of handling and even allowing you to play media from LAN shares like Windows SMBs.
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