A couple weeks back we announced the new update to the YouSendIt iPhone app.  We want all of our users to be able to work anywhere at any time; and being able to access your YouSendIt content and take action is a big step in that direction. Yes this is just an update, but we have completely overhauled the look and feel of the iPhone app as well as added some new features that are unique to our mobile apps; for example our new Quick Sign feature. 

The Samsung Pen SDK has been integrated into the YouSendIt mobile application to release an enhanced YouSendIt experience. Featured exclusively on the new Samsung Galaxy Note, this app's functionalities bring unique elements to all of the features that you already expect from YouSendIt.

Following in line with YouSendIt’s productivity suite: sending large files, storing your files to the cloud, and sharing folders for collaboration can all be done right from your Galaxy Note!

If you own a Nokia Lumia 820 or 920 you may have noticed a new YouSendIt application for Windows Phone 8. This app has a number of innovative features. One of the coolest features is the Near Field Communication (NFC) function. NFC allows you to share content with people with a simple tap of your phone! The send function can only be used with a Nokia phone, but one can receive files with this technology with any Windows Phone 8 device.(This exclusive feature will be available to all in February.) The ability to work on the go has just been made simpler and a lot more fun.

Updating your YouSendIt folder is as easy as 1- 2- 3 with the YouSendIt Desktop app. You can quickly add or edit a file to your YouSendIt folder and any changes instantly sync across all your connected devices!

For those of you that have not filed your taxes yet this post is for you. So you are on a tight deadline and cannot wait to send all your files through regular mail. Your options: compile all your documents into a folder and drive them over to your Tax Rep OR you can scan all your documents to make the digital. I agree, go with the digital route...