I know you can send photos and videos as an attachment, but you can't say, attach a PDF from iCloud Drive.
now for me this isn't a big deal because I'm not a business person. I mostly use my phone for iTunes, browsing the internet, camera, ibooks, and facebook. oh yeah and phone calls. LOL
That said, I read and hear that complaint alot from android users and such. I think its a valid concern for business people who may be doing alot of emailing each other back and forth with PDFs, word documents, excel stuff, etc.
Thats an advantage to android, with the downside being that you have to deal with android. LOL no doubt business people won't care for google's spying or lack of security, which seems worse to me.
I'm glad I'm not a business person stuck with that conundrum.
With apple trying to reach the enterprise, and even partnering with IBM, I just find it odd they'd overlook something as simple as being able to save and send attachments via the email app, especially since they clearly can do it as evidence that they already do with pictures and videos. They wouldn't even need an icloud drive icon or have people deal with a file system, if they're against that idea. Just have the email app access icloud drive like pages can do now, save attachments there for other apps to access or to get at files to attach to an email.
I'm not sure what apple is thinking here. Thankfully it doesn't affect me on a personal level all that much but it does make me curious. any thoughts?
now for me this isn't a big deal because I'm not a business person. I mostly use my phone for iTunes, browsing the internet, camera, ibooks, and facebook. oh yeah and phone calls. LOL
That said, I read and hear that complaint alot from android users and such. I think its a valid concern for business people who may be doing alot of emailing each other back and forth with PDFs, word documents, excel stuff, etc.
Thats an advantage to android, with the downside being that you have to deal with android. LOL no doubt business people won't care for google's spying or lack of security, which seems worse to me.
I'm glad I'm not a business person stuck with that conundrum.
With apple trying to reach the enterprise, and even partnering with IBM, I just find it odd they'd overlook something as simple as being able to save and send attachments via the email app, especially since they clearly can do it as evidence that they already do with pictures and videos. They wouldn't even need an icloud drive icon or have people deal with a file system, if they're against that idea. Just have the email app access icloud drive like pages can do now, save attachments there for other apps to access or to get at files to attach to an email.
I'm not sure what apple is thinking here. Thankfully it doesn't affect me on a personal level all that much but it does make me curious. any thoughts?