It enabled Android and Apple (IOS) smartphone and tablet users to access their music, pictures, and videos from their phone, from cloud media services or remotely from another location via a smart mobile device.
[2] Downloading the Skifta mobile application enables users to access their digital media (music, photos, and videos) from their Android smartphone.
[3] If a Skifta user is not at home but near a DLNA certified TV, stereo, game console, Blu-ray player, camera or Windows 7 PC, they have the ability to remotely stream their media to those devices through their Android smartphone.
[4] The Skifta app is currently available at the Android Market, having launched the beta version of the service in January 2010 at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
[10] The Netgear boxes support Skifta as an add-on, allowing people to remotely access their media libraries on the storage drive from anywhere.