iPhone 8 Plus

Does anyone else us this phone with Mobi Audit? On my android, I could enlarge the photos so I could see the numbers on the pumps When I attach them. Thanks

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Whenever I have used it on my phone, I have taken the pics in advance and then uploaded them into the app. That way you can reference the photos separately.
If you're on an iPhone and taking a lot of pics that can (but don't necessarily HAVE TO) be resized to 640x480, I use an app called Image Size. You take the photos in the app and transfer them to your camera roll as you go. Once you set the resolution it's always the same. It's super fast to use and the transfer time (especially if you're not on wifi) is a fraction of what it is if you use the regular app.
It makes uploading to any app, including Mobi, much faster.

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Good call @Hoju

For the hotel shops with tons of photos, I have been completing the shop in the app without uploading any photos, then importing photos into my laptop, dong a batch resize and taking one last pass through the form where I just upload photos. That's the fastest process I have found.

Actually...it's fastest when I run Mobi on the iPad and just use the phone as a camera, but you get the idea. The form loads and operates much smoother when no photos are loaded into it, so finish all the checkboxes and data entry before uploading photos.
This process eliminates the computer, when is good for on-site evals like gas audits. Transferring 30 full-size photos using ones data plan in rural America isn't fun for anyone.

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Transferring 30 full-size photos using ones data plan in rural America isn't fun for anyone.

I was just in Europe for 2 weeks and T-Mobile toggled me down to 2G speeds. I could get coffee while a single pic uploaded.....
It's awful sometimes. We have the AT&T International Plan for like $10/day when you're traveling. It worked beautifully, but you're paying for it.

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@Hoju wrote:

It's awful sometimes. We have the AT&T International Plan for like $10/day when you're traveling. It worked beautifully, but you're paying for it.

I have hat AT&T for the past 7 years and moved over to T-Mobile at the start of summer. It's much better for all the MS travel that I do since the unlimited calling and data works in Mexico and Canada at no additional charge, but speeds are a lot slower in Europe. You do get free text and data worldwide, though!
In New England AT&T has by far the best coverage. I switched to Sprint when they did that cut your bill in half deal and it was an absolute nightmare. I had to fight for 6 months to got out of that contract. I could barely get any work done.
I was in Canada last month and my phone switched over to using Rogers. I was flabbergasted when I couldn't be on the phone and use data at the same time. That's how Sprint always was here and I can't believe neither of them has upgraded their technology to allow for that yet.

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