One of the Apple devices that has always remained in the background are the Time Capsules. Some devices that what they do is keep a copy of our data safely. Apple has already put on sale several models of the device, but it is the latest, which has a rectangular prism format about 25 cm high, which has garnered the most attention.
In this article we are going to tell you how to access the data that you have saved within the Time Capsule through your iPad.
There are applications that with the arrival of 2015 have had to adjust to the conditions of iCloud, eliminating the possibility that existed of being able to create and manage folders in iCloud from an iOS device. In OS X Yosemite this possibility has been activated by those from Cupertino, but in iOS, for now, they have it forbidden (although it is technically possible and proof of this are those applications that already allowed it).
But talking about iCloud is not the purpose of this article. Here we are going to talk about how to access your data, but about the Time Capsule, which after all is your own cloud. If we are cold in the description, Time Capsules are still network hard drives with your MacTherefore, they work through the same communication protocols that have always been used by Apple.
Now, of course, Apple has not launched any official application that directly allows us to access the data stored in the Time Capsule, making it necessary to use third-party applications such as the ones we have told you that have been enabled in 2015 for iCloud. We speak in this case of Documents 5 by Readdle.
This application is free and to access the files that you have saved in the Time Capsule what you will have to do is install the application on your iPad and click on the Network tab, in which the Time Capsule will appear among the existing servers. To enter the Time Capsule you must enter your username and password.
A very simple way to access data from these types of devices.