Buffalo offers an app that lets you save iPhone photos to USB storageprinting

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2024.11.25

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Buffalo began offering the iPhone/iPad app “Photo Backup” on the App Store on November 20th. Download is free.

Free iPhone/iPad app “Photo Backup”

By connecting your iPhone/iPad to an external USB storage device such as an SSD and launching this app, you can back up photos and videos. It supports photos and videos stored in the device’s internal storage as well as in the iCloud Photo Library.

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From the second time onwards, it will only detect newly added data and back it up efficiently. By connecting an external USB storage device, you can view the backed up photos and videos on an easy-to-understand screen that is automatically organized by the month they were taken, and you can also restore the data you need to your device.

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Supported operating systems are iOS 17.0/iPadOS 17.0 or later. Compatible smartphones include the iPhone 15 series and iPhone 16 series. Supported USB storage devices include the company’s SSD-SCHU3A series, SSD-PHPU3A series, SSD-SCTU3A series, and SSD-PGCU3C series.

Additionally, a free update is being implemented for the dedicated app for the smartphone CD recorder “Lacreco,” which adds support for the “USB Library” function, which allows songs imported into the Lacreco to be saved to USB storage connected to a smartphone.

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