Android Client for Gladinet Cloud Team Edition

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android1Gladinet Cloud Android App has been released to the Google Play Store since last week.  It is an important addition to the Gladinet Cloud for Teams. After the Web client, Windows client, File server agent, Mac and iOS app support, now it is Android app. You can enjoy a native android app when browsing Gladinet Cloud from your android devices.
The first release targets Android devices with OS version 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) and above (4.1 - Jelly bean). The support for Android devices OS 2.3.3/2.3.5 will come very soon at the end of August 2012.
When you search for Gladinet in the Google Play Store, you will see Gladinet App showing up.
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After you download the app and run it, you will see the login screen to login to your Gladinet Cloud account.
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After login, you will see your files and folders.
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