iPhone Storage Help?

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    Yeah, use an external drive and move the iPhoto Library to it.

    If you need to be able to access the photos, get a NAS drive that offers remote connection. Some of them have iPhone apps so you can connect easily. Your own personal cloud.

    I just got a Seagate Central. It's as simple as NAS gets, and cheap. Works well, but it's slower than a USB drive. Also I can't find a way to connect it other than using the router, which is a bit annoying. I wish I could plug my mac into for faster transfers when I'm at home.

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    • your problem is not having a gigabit router.ESKEMA
    • and plugged with an ethernet cable from router to mac..ESKEMA
    • I have an old gigabit router, I wonder how complicated it would be to use it along with my Airport Expressnb
    • I feel like the tricky thing is having one wireless router, and one wired, and connecting to the HD via either one, whenever I want.nb
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    • you can easily do that with your airport. Connect it to the airport and it will be available via wifi or ethernet.ESKEMA
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