Gladinet Cloud Mac Client Released

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macGladinet has been working on the Mac client project since the iPhone/iPad client release. It is a natural development extension to the iPhone/iPad project since they both require a Mac to develop and share a lot of the same Apple design patterns.  It also shares a lot with the Gladinet Cloud Desktop PC client. Now the Gladinet Cloud Mac Client was released.
It adds a virtual drive to your Mac Finder under the DEVICES section. You can drag and drop files and folders to and from the virtual drive. You can also use local application to save and load files from the cloud directly.
Log in to your Gladinet Cloud Premium or Team Edition account, under the “Desktop Client” section, you will see the Gladinet Cloud Desktop (Mac OS X) entry. You can click to download the installer package.
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The installer is a .dmg file. Double click on the file will show you the installer screen.
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Double click the “Install Gladinet Cloud Mac Client” in the middle, it will start the installer wizard.
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After the installation, it is recommended to restart your Mac. The Gladinet Cloud Mac Client can be found under the “Applications” folder.
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Double click on the Gladinet Cloud Mac Client, you will get to the login screen.

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After that, the Gladinet Cloud Drive will show up.

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You can also access your Gladinet Cloud Drive from the Mac Status Bar area.
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Gladinet Cloud Mac Client currently supports OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) and OS X 10.7 (Lion).
It supports Gladinet Cloud Premium Edition and Gladinet Cloud Team Edition.
Try the Gladinet Cloud Team Edition, it comes with Web Browser Interface, PC Client, Mac Client, iPhone/iPad client and File Server Virtual Volume.

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