“I know where my apps are located, and thanks to iOS 4 I can have more apps, games, tools, utilities, and I can organize all of it in screen folders,” Kayhill reports. “But what’s lurking under the hood of my iPhone? What’s inside?”
Kayhill reports, “Enter a free Mac and Windows PC app—iPhone Explorer—which lets you exercise your personal curiosity about what goes on inside your Mac—without you having to be all geeky and have a conniption fit if something breaks. It won’t… Once your iPhone is connected to your Mac, use iPhone Explorer to look at files and folders on the iPhone from a Finder-like interface. You can create, delete, and change the names of files and folders on your iPhone (also works on the iPod touch).”
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