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• Several weeks ago, you may remember a to “End of life” a bunch of their products. It’s not uncommon for companies to drop support for their older products, no matter how popular they may be. The problem with their decision, though, was that it would’ve basically bricked all of those products from September 16th, making them completely useless.Ok, so you could still use them as regular SD cards.

  Launched earlier this year, the Eye-Fi Mobi card uses Wi-Fi to wirelessly send images to your mobile device via an iOS, Android or Kindle app — and now straight to your desktop. While pricing for the final version of the desktop receiver has not yet been announced, the beta version is free to download now. Eye-Fi promises a beta version for Mac is coming soon. Nikon D600/D300で、Eye-Fi mobiのjpg写真をmacに自動転送します。 以前まではmobiはできませんでしたが、Eye-Fi Mobi PC転送ツール（Eye-Fi Mobi Desktop Receiver for Mac）が正式リリースされて、運用することができるようになりました。.

  Although, who would use an overpriced Class 4 8GB card these days when fast 128GB UHS-I cards are so cheap? In a surprise email I received this morning, Eye-Fi have announced new software for those older cards. This software removes the need for online connectivity to activate or configure the cards.They’re finally giving us the cards that the Eye-Fi should have been since day one.Update: September 1st, 2016 – Windows version of the software is now available for download, see the bottom of the post for details. Here’s what the email says.NEW X2 UTILITYThis notice is to inform you that Eyefi has started work on a new desktop software utility – the X2 Utility (X2U) for the PC and Mac – that will permit cards impacted by the EOL continue operating beyond the deadline of September 15, 2016.As a reminder, after September 15, 2016 Eye-Fi Center desktop software will no longer have the ability to configure Eye-Fi X2 and other cards impacted by the EOL. Customers wishing to use the X2U will have to uninstall Eye-Fi Center from their computer prior to installing the new utility. Once the X2U is installed and activated, cards impacted by the EOL will have ability to continue transferring images to a desktop computer.The X2U will be provided to users free of charge as-is and without warranty or helpdesk support.

  Inventel ur054g drivers for mac. Inventel(UNEX) UR054g USB Wireless Dongle Windows/Mac OS Drivers, Software. Inventel Driver Update Utility. Sign up using Facebook. Learn More – opens in a new window or tab Any international postage is paid in part to Pitney Bowes Inc. Ingentel am am using a Inventel URg R01 usb wireless adaptor on my desktop. Resume making your offer if the. Choose the best match for your PC and operating system. In most cases, you will need to reboot your computer inventek order for the driver update to take effect. Inventel UR054g. If you’d like to contribute content, let us know. BB code is On. If you are having trouble deciding uro54g is the right driver, uro54g the Inventel Driver Update Utility. Follow the wizard instructions to finish it. Windows XP, Vista, Windows 2. Lucida Console”, Uro54g, monospace; background: Note for MAC Usersur. Inventel(UNEX) UR054g USB Wireless Dongle Windows/Mac OS Drivers, Software. Uro54g Top free drivers gps aquarius downloads. Read about it on Ge. Running the uro54g driver in compatibility mode.

  We will publish knowledge base documentation on how to set-up and use the X2U.This is basically the best response anybody could’ve hoped for from Eye-Fi. It’s pretty much the only one they could have made to fix the situation.Many users swore off ever buying any more Eye-Fi products as a result of their previous announcement. People felt like they were being forced into parting with more cash for no good reason. They also didn’t want to continue buying into a company that could brick their products at a moment’s notice.One line in the email, shortly before the new software announcement I found very interesting. I thought maybe Eye-Fi had finally learned what their users had always wanted. What they still want with their current model products.Note: Eyefi Mobi and Mobi Pro customers are not impacted by this EOL process.Turns out, probably not, no. In fact, the “Highlights” list for the new software specifically statesSupport for Pro X2 and all earlier generation products with the “Eye-Fi” branding as well as 3rd party branded cards from SanDisk and VisioneerSo, it won’t work with their current Mobi and Mobi Pro cards.Perhaps ironically, I think this will make their older “obsolete” cards more popular than their current ones.Most of the people I know who use Eye-Fi cards are event photographers.

  They will often shoot RAW+JPG to cameras with dual cards slots. Raw files go to one card, JPG files go to the Eye-Fi in the second slot. From there, they are beamed to viewing stations. They’re not gunning it at 10fps, so for them, the older, slower, Class 6 cards are perfect.Activation and set-up of cards to transfer images to a PC or Mac via an infrastructure or direct network connectionHaving to be online to activate & configure them has always been the biggest complaint I’ve heard from those guys. Many take their own routers to events to increase range.

  They aren’t online during the events, but they needed to be online while configuring the card to log into them.With the new software, those cards will work exactly how many photographers wanted them to. For those that don’t automatically upload their images to “the cloud”, it actually increases functionality, even over their newer cards.Transferred images will be saved to a directory of users choosing but will be organized in a date based chronological orderI do wonder, though, if this might be too little, too late.If not for the severe backlash received resulting from their last announcement, today’s would probably never have happened.

  They should have figured this out before calling EOL on their products. That they didn’t suggests several things, the most obvious being that they just don’t care.So, Eye-Fi were still willing to brick the products of tens of thousands of their customers.

  Despite the new software, that fact leaves a very sour taste, and many have already sought out alternatives.I’m one of them. I’ve already switched over to using the “poor man’s “, using a. It’s works flawlessly for me.

  It may be a little more cumbersome than simply popping in an SD card, but the functionality and super fast speeds are worth it.So, even though this makes Eye-Fi’s X2 range of cards work they way they should’ve done from the start, I can’t see myself going back to it full time. It will be very welcome news to some, who’d invested into several cards and rely on them at jobs.The X2U Utility is now available for Mac and you can. An ETA for the Windows version has not been announced. In fact, their wording suggests that there might not even be a Windows version.If and when the Windows version is available, it can be accessed at the same location.This is entirely speculation, but I would imagine they want to see how the public receive this news before putting more time into the software than they have to.Well, as probably one of the loudest disgruntled customers after the previous announcement, I say well done Eye-Fi. Everything else aside, you listened to your customers and are doing something to try and make it right.If only more responded that way.So, question time.

  Have you already replaced your older Eye-Fi cards with the new ones? Do you feel you’ve now wasted money on the new cards now that you ultimately didn’t need to? Did you switch to a different wireless solution entirely?

  Will you go back to Eye-Fi if you left? What do you think of Eye-Fi’s response?

  Is it just an attempt to save face, or did they simply not realise how popular their previous products were? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.Update: 1st September, 2016 – The Windows version has been released todaySo, Eye-Fi have now released the Windows version of the software.

  

  Remember, you’ll need to uninstall your existing Eye-Fi Center desktop software before you install the new Eye-Fi X2 Utility. You can find an index of articles on the Eye-Fi website regarding the new utility, but the important ones are below.This post was originally published on 10th August, 2016. “This is basically the best response anybody could’ve hoped for from Eye-Fi.

  It’s pretty much the only one they could have made to fix the situation.”I would hope for the software being open sourced because of their later statement that they are clearly willing to brick everybody. If they remain in control of the software they could still do that with an update so basically if someone decides to use that software they need to keep copies of original installs just in case they upgrade and are bricked again.There really isn’t anything they could do to get me back as a customer. They have already given me all the information I need to know that they are not trustworthy and have no loyalty to their customers. Changing an action is no indication that they have changed the way the decision makers in the company think. Yes, that’s a good point, open sourcing it would’ve been nice, although always unlikely.

  If insecurities were discovered in the code, it may compromise their current, and fully supported, cards.I don’t think them suddenly deciding “nah, screw it, we’ll brick them anyway” in a future update will be likely. Even if they did decide to do that, with the removal of the online requirement, there would be nothing forcing people to install a future update. Word would spread pretty quickly.I’m inclined to agree with the last bit, though. I don’t think I’ll be buying more Eye-Fi products either, but I will give them the benefit of the doubt for now.It may have been a “screw ’em” attitude that caused the previous announcement. Or it may simply have been that they really underestimated how many people are using the cards.Most of us I don’t think used their online services, and simply went either Direct Mode or over LAN to transfer to a local machine. As I’ve said before, this is really about going from a product based revenue model to a subscription based model. The old products did not include a subscription for basic services, so the new owner of Eye-Fi bricked them.

  The new products are tied to subscriptions and cannot be used without them. Many companies like Adobe and Microsoft have switched to subscription based services, but they didn’t send out an update disabling products purchased before the subscription models emerged like Eye-Fi did. The fake story about bricking the cards because the old cards had security issues was an attempt to cover up the greed with lies. For that, Eye-Fi deserves a corporate Darwin award. Shame on these people involved in making these sick business decisionsEye-Fi was founded in 2005 by Yuval Koren, Ziv Gillat, Eugene Feinberg and Berend Ozceri.19 Jef Holove became the CEO in September 2007,20 with Yuval Koren taking over in May 2011. Matt DiMaria became CEO of Eye-Fi in April, 2013.Arthur Reidel Chairman of the Board Jeda Technologies Inc.

  66Robert Coneybeer Member of the Board of Directors Shasta Ventures —Carl Showalter Member of the Board of Directors Opus Capital —Madeline Duva Member of Advisory Board 3jam, Inc. —Frank Baillargeon Member of Advisory Board Jondo, Ltd. —Toshiya Otani Member of the Board of Directors TransLink Capital —Paul Norris Member of the Board of Directors Immersion Medical, Inc. I know it’s 2020 now, but thank you none the less for keeping this info posted.

  I have a eye-fi connect X2 in my camera/PC setup in my studio, that I use solely for passport photography, loving the quick photo transfer, helping me getting the job done quicker and easier, plus no kids tripping on a USB wire.:). It used to work fine until two months ago, when I had to replace my PC. I also had to reset my WiFi thanks to Verizon changing the router settings and passwords without notification. Anyway, I am having difficulty getting this to work again and I am having positive vibes now, after reading this post and I just downloaded the fix utility. Going to install and try tomorrow when I get home.

  Thanks, Erin (Henrico photo).

  ...'>Eye Fi Desktop Receiver For Mac(27.04.2020)

• Several weeks ago, you may remember a to “End of life” a bunch of their products. It’s not uncommon for companies to drop support for their older products, no matter how popular they may be. The problem with their decision, though, was that it would’ve basically bricked all of those products from September 16th, making them completely useless.Ok, so you could still use them as regular SD cards.

  Launched earlier this year, the Eye-Fi Mobi card uses Wi-Fi to wirelessly send images to your mobile device via an iOS, Android or Kindle app — and now straight to your desktop. While pricing for the final version of the desktop receiver has not yet been announced, the beta version is free to download now. Eye-Fi promises a beta version for Mac is coming soon. Nikon D600/D300で、Eye-Fi mobiのjpg写真をmacに自動転送します。 以前まではmobiはできませんでしたが、Eye-Fi Mobi PC転送ツール（Eye-Fi Mobi Desktop Receiver for Mac）が正式リリースされて、運用することができるようになりました。.

  Although, who would use an overpriced Class 4 8GB card these days when fast 128GB UHS-I cards are so cheap? In a surprise email I received this morning, Eye-Fi have announced new software for those older cards. This software removes the need for online connectivity to activate or configure the cards.They’re finally giving us the cards that the Eye-Fi should have been since day one.Update: September 1st, 2016 – Windows version of the software is now available for download, see the bottom of the post for details. Here’s what the email says.NEW X2 UTILITYThis notice is to inform you that Eyefi has started work on a new desktop software utility – the X2 Utility (X2U) for the PC and Mac – that will permit cards impacted by the EOL continue operating beyond the deadline of September 15, 2016.As a reminder, after September 15, 2016 Eye-Fi Center desktop software will no longer have the ability to configure Eye-Fi X2 and other cards impacted by the EOL. Customers wishing to use the X2U will have to uninstall Eye-Fi Center from their computer prior to installing the new utility. Once the X2U is installed and activated, cards impacted by the EOL will have ability to continue transferring images to a desktop computer.The X2U will be provided to users free of charge as-is and without warranty or helpdesk support.

  Inventel ur054g drivers for mac. Inventel(UNEX) UR054g USB Wireless Dongle Windows/Mac OS Drivers, Software. Inventel Driver Update Utility. Sign up using Facebook. Learn More – opens in a new window or tab Any international postage is paid in part to Pitney Bowes Inc. Ingentel am am using a Inventel URg R01 usb wireless adaptor on my desktop. Resume making your offer if the. Choose the best match for your PC and operating system. In most cases, you will need to reboot your computer inventek order for the driver update to take effect. Inventel UR054g. If you’d like to contribute content, let us know. BB code is On. If you are having trouble deciding uro54g is the right driver, uro54g the Inventel Driver Update Utility. Follow the wizard instructions to finish it. Windows XP, Vista, Windows 2. Lucida Console”, Uro54g, monospace; background: Note for MAC Usersur. Inventel(UNEX) UR054g USB Wireless Dongle Windows/Mac OS Drivers, Software. Uro54g Top free drivers gps aquarius downloads. Read about it on Ge. Running the uro54g driver in compatibility mode.

  We will publish knowledge base documentation on how to set-up and use the X2U.This is basically the best response anybody could’ve hoped for from Eye-Fi. It’s pretty much the only one they could have made to fix the situation.Many users swore off ever buying any more Eye-Fi products as a result of their previous announcement. People felt like they were being forced into parting with more cash for no good reason. They also didn’t want to continue buying into a company that could brick their products at a moment’s notice.One line in the email, shortly before the new software announcement I found very interesting. I thought maybe Eye-Fi had finally learned what their users had always wanted. What they still want with their current model products.Note: Eyefi Mobi and Mobi Pro customers are not impacted by this EOL process.Turns out, probably not, no. In fact, the “Highlights” list for the new software specifically statesSupport for Pro X2 and all earlier generation products with the “Eye-Fi” branding as well as 3rd party branded cards from SanDisk and VisioneerSo, it won’t work with their current Mobi and Mobi Pro cards.Perhaps ironically, I think this will make their older “obsolete” cards more popular than their current ones.Most of the people I know who use Eye-Fi cards are event photographers.

  They will often shoot RAW+JPG to cameras with dual cards slots. Raw files go to one card, JPG files go to the Eye-Fi in the second slot. From there, they are beamed to viewing stations. They’re not gunning it at 10fps, so for them, the older, slower, Class 6 cards are perfect.Activation and set-up of cards to transfer images to a PC or Mac via an infrastructure or direct network connectionHaving to be online to activate & configure them has always been the biggest complaint I’ve heard from those guys. Many take their own routers to events to increase range.

  They aren’t online during the events, but they needed to be online while configuring the card to log into them.With the new software, those cards will work exactly how many photographers wanted them to. For those that don’t automatically upload their images to “the cloud”, it actually increases functionality, even over their newer cards.Transferred images will be saved to a directory of users choosing but will be organized in a date based chronological orderI do wonder, though, if this might be too little, too late.If not for the severe backlash received resulting from their last announcement, today’s would probably never have happened.

  They should have figured this out before calling EOL on their products. That they didn’t suggests several things, the most obvious being that they just don’t care.So, Eye-Fi were still willing to brick the products of tens of thousands of their customers.

  Despite the new software, that fact leaves a very sour taste, and many have already sought out alternatives.I’m one of them. I’ve already switched over to using the “poor man’s “, using a. It’s works flawlessly for me.

  It may be a little more cumbersome than simply popping in an SD card, but the functionality and super fast speeds are worth it.So, even though this makes Eye-Fi’s X2 range of cards work they way they should’ve done from the start, I can’t see myself going back to it full time. It will be very welcome news to some, who’d invested into several cards and rely on them at jobs.The X2U Utility is now available for Mac and you can. An ETA for the Windows version has not been announced. In fact, their wording suggests that there might not even be a Windows version.If and when the Windows version is available, it can be accessed at the same location.This is entirely speculation, but I would imagine they want to see how the public receive this news before putting more time into the software than they have to.Well, as probably one of the loudest disgruntled customers after the previous announcement, I say well done Eye-Fi. Everything else aside, you listened to your customers and are doing something to try and make it right.If only more responded that way.So, question time.

  Have you already replaced your older Eye-Fi cards with the new ones? Do you feel you’ve now wasted money on the new cards now that you ultimately didn’t need to? Did you switch to a different wireless solution entirely?

  Will you go back to Eye-Fi if you left? What do you think of Eye-Fi’s response?

  Is it just an attempt to save face, or did they simply not realise how popular their previous products were? Let us know your thoughts in the comments.Update: 1st September, 2016 – The Windows version has been released todaySo, Eye-Fi have now released the Windows version of the software.

  

  Remember, you’ll need to uninstall your existing Eye-Fi Center desktop software before you install the new Eye-Fi X2 Utility. You can find an index of articles on the Eye-Fi website regarding the new utility, but the important ones are below.This post was originally published on 10th August, 2016. “This is basically the best response anybody could’ve hoped for from Eye-Fi.

  It’s pretty much the only one they could have made to fix the situation.”I would hope for the software being open sourced because of their later statement that they are clearly willing to brick everybody. If they remain in control of the software they could still do that with an update so basically if someone decides to use that software they need to keep copies of original installs just in case they upgrade and are bricked again.There really isn’t anything they could do to get me back as a customer. They have already given me all the information I need to know that they are not trustworthy and have no loyalty to their customers. Changing an action is no indication that they have changed the way the decision makers in the company think. Yes, that’s a good point, open sourcing it would’ve been nice, although always unlikely.

  If insecurities were discovered in the code, it may compromise their current, and fully supported, cards.I don’t think them suddenly deciding “nah, screw it, we’ll brick them anyway” in a future update will be likely. Even if they did decide to do that, with the removal of the online requirement, there would be nothing forcing people to install a future update. Word would spread pretty quickly.I’m inclined to agree with the last bit, though. I don’t think I’ll be buying more Eye-Fi products either, but I will give them the benefit of the doubt for now.It may have been a “screw ’em” attitude that caused the previous announcement. Or it may simply have been that they really underestimated how many people are using the cards.Most of us I don’t think used their online services, and simply went either Direct Mode or over LAN to transfer to a local machine. As I’ve said before, this is really about going from a product based revenue model to a subscription based model. The old products did not include a subscription for basic services, so the new owner of Eye-Fi bricked them.

  The new products are tied to subscriptions and cannot be used without them. Many companies like Adobe and Microsoft have switched to subscription based services, but they didn’t send out an update disabling products purchased before the subscription models emerged like Eye-Fi did. The fake story about bricking the cards because the old cards had security issues was an attempt to cover up the greed with lies. For that, Eye-Fi deserves a corporate Darwin award. Shame on these people involved in making these sick business decisionsEye-Fi was founded in 2005 by Yuval Koren, Ziv Gillat, Eugene Feinberg and Berend Ozceri.19 Jef Holove became the CEO in September 2007,20 with Yuval Koren taking over in May 2011. Matt DiMaria became CEO of Eye-Fi in April, 2013.Arthur Reidel Chairman of the Board Jeda Technologies Inc.

  66Robert Coneybeer Member of the Board of Directors Shasta Ventures —Carl Showalter Member of the Board of Directors Opus Capital —Madeline Duva Member of Advisory Board 3jam, Inc. —Frank Baillargeon Member of Advisory Board Jondo, Ltd. —Toshiya Otani Member of the Board of Directors TransLink Capital —Paul Norris Member of the Board of Directors Immersion Medical, Inc. I know it’s 2020 now, but thank you none the less for keeping this info posted.

  I have a eye-fi connect X2 in my camera/PC setup in my studio, that I use solely for passport photography, loving the quick photo transfer, helping me getting the job done quicker and easier, plus no kids tripping on a USB wire.:). It used to work fine until two months ago, when I had to replace my PC. I also had to reset my WiFi thanks to Verizon changing the router settings and passwords without notification. Anyway, I am having difficulty getting this to work again and I am having positive vibes now, after reading this post and I just downloaded the fix utility. Going to install and try tomorrow when I get home.

  Thanks, Erin (Henrico photo).

  ...'>Eye Fi Desktop Receiver For Mac(27.04.2020)