RiP Dev Announces JuiceDrop for iPhone

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Posted January 16, 2009 at 3:35pm by iClarified

RiP Dev has announced JuiceDrop, a utility which allows for easy drag and drop of files onto the iPhone.

JuiceDrop is a completely free utility for Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows allowing you to painlessly upload any files to your iPhone by just dragging them over the JuiceDrop window. No Wi-Fi required! You can configure the mapping for file types you drag on and appropriate folders on the device — we like to use it to upload FB2 books for our own i2Reader, for instance! Download for Mac OS X or Microsoft Windows. No jailbreak on the phone is required.

Quick & Easy
Upload the file to your iPhone as easy as connecting the device via USB cable and then dropping the file you want onto JuiceDrop window or icon (to show the window on Microsoft Windows, press Alt+Z first). Easy as that!

Customize For Your Files
You can easily customize JuiceDrop to upload different kinds of files to different directories on your iPhone — we have included a few presets to give you a headstart! Put pictures in the Wallpapers folder, dictionaries in Dictionaries and books in BookLibrary — the way you want it.

No Jailbreak Needed
JuiceDrop is absolutely free to use and works on both Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows. Moreover, it does not requires jailbreaking your iPhone to function — it uses the same protocols as iTunes.

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BRIKZ - January 18, 2009 at 11:32am

I use Diskaid for this and it is super easy. This is just another option correct? Anyone use Diskaid and find this better or worse?

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aa2007 - January 17, 2009 at 1:16pm

i downloded it i hav some problem i cannot add new extentions please can some one help i have windows

Avay - January 17, 2009 at 10:59am

This i great....i have question thought....would the program allow the installation of cracked apps? (...if it can that be GREAT!)

iPhoner - January 16, 2009 at 5:33pm

This is super but did not figure out how it works in otherway.. how to get the files out of iPhone... uploading seems to be super easy there must be way to download the files too.. would not make any sense otherwise... plz help.. or am I just blind :)