How To Use An iPhone Or iPod touch as Back Up

How important is portability for Mac users and iPhone owners today? Very. The new MacBook Pro models come with an SD card slot.

That’s a perfect way to store four or eight gigabytes of files in a very portable device. Except there’s one problem. It’s not so easy to read or view any of the files on an SD card without a computer.

Unless you use an iPhone or iPod touch. No, they don’t read the SD cards. Yet. But both devices are excellent places to store valuable files.... (excerpted).

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