When your business' Word documents are available directly on your iPad, the device can be useful for making presentations or for working on the files while away from your desk. However, before iTunes ...
It’s not so easy to fill up that storage space on your iPad. Photo: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac One of iOS’s most ridiculous omissions is the lack of any way to create a local folder in the Files app.
When you download something on a desktop computer, it’s easy to find. Simply, open up the hard drive folders and look for what you just downloaded. But on iOS devices, it gets a bit more difficult.
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