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Business might very well not be the piece of cake for AOLs XDrive, but many similar services continue expanding theirs with the current expansion coming from Box.net. The online storage service provider has come out with an application for the prized iPhone. The app would enable its users to access data stored in their Box.net accounts.

The service lets users benefit from 1GB of online storage and can transfer files with up to 25 MB limit on each. Coming with no prize tags the application can be downloaded via the App Store, this is one app users must have been looking out for in order to access data using the iPhone.

This is going to add some extra space without additional weight to your device as users can view videos, documents, images, etc directly from their Box.net account. It gives you that speedy edge, as it lets you upload snaps you take from your device to the account without affecting over all performance. Plus it operates real time, meaning if a bunch of files are added to your shared folder, you are instantly notified and can view it there and then.

Box.net app brings quite a lot of advantages to its users, the foremost being one of providing its users to access data anytime anywhere using the iPhone. Sharing images, music, etc with friends turns out to be easy as it eliminates the task of attaching files to the email; which usually have a smaller file size limit and can be a bit on the slow side.

The app is definitely in for the big run and being the first of its kind it has made a head start before any similar service plans to enter. Handy, fast and effective, that’s all positive to side with the app.