Store Any File Onto Your iOS Device

I'm sure that many of you who own an iOS device (iPod, iPod Touch or iPad) have been wondering how to store files onto your device's hard drive.  Well I found this app called USB Disk that not only allows you to store any file that will fit on the drive, but it lets you view them as well.  This app will let you open many filetypes that iOS wouldn't support normally such as: PDF's, Microsoft Office documents and iWork documents.  Additionally, you are able to unzip .zip files which is nice because you can quickly zip files from your computer and drop them onto your device.

USB Disk's user interface is very simple and works exceptionally well.  I enjoy this app because

Is You Mac Sluggish?

Man, remember that day you first powered on your macintosh computer and started using safari. The pages would load faster than you could blink. But sadly as time went on, you filled your computer with more and more files. Those files took up space, and now anything you do on your computer seems to take an eternity. Well nothing can act like new forever, but there are ways to bring your computer to a reasonable speed. Small things like deleting unneeded files, keeping your software up to date, and remembering to close applications after you are done using them; can help speed up everything. Of course this is just a brief list. More ideas on how you can quicken up your computer, is from Christopher Lee's post. I've been making sure my desktop is clean and I have noticed that closing my applications really does help with my speed. Hope this post was helpful to some people and if you have any questions just leave a comment.