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Pocket Explorer For Windows Phone 8.1 Lets You Manage Your Documents And Folders – onmsft.com

Ron Ron
April 22, 2014
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Pocket Explorer for Windows Phone 8.1 lets you manage your documents, downloads, and other folders

Unfortunately, Windows Phone 8.1 does not offer a File Manager app. Users who wish to move files around their device or organize files into different folders must rely on a third party app. Fortunately, there are plenty of third-party apps available right now in the Windows Phone Store. In fact, there is one new app that just made its debut – Pocket Explorer.

“Take full control of your phone’s files! First Windows Phone 8.1 app to let you manage your Documents, Downloads, and other user folders!” the app description reads. Pocket Explorer runs for $1.99 and features a professional and modern design. You can read, copy, move, share, or even pin any files from the app. You can access your music, pictures, documents, downloads, and ringtones with Pocket Explorer. You can even place a file or folder on your Start Screen for easy access. Files can be shared by email, Bluetooth, or NFC with the tap of a button. Best of all, you can organize files by creating folders.

If you are itching for a great file manager app for Windows Phone, give Pocket Explorer a shot. You wont be disappointed. The app still has room for improvement, so offer your feedback and help the developer improve the app! Download it via the link below and let us know how you like it!

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