Droid NAS

Droid NAS: Open Source NAS Operating System Based on Android

Droid NAS is an open source network-attached storage (NAS) operating system based on Android that allows you to convert old phones and tablets into NAS devices. It supports features like file sharing, DLNA media server, Samba, FTP, and more.

What is Droid NAS?

Droid NAS is an open source network-attached storage (NAS) operating system developed by Emteria that allows you to convert old Android phones and tablets into NAS devices. It leverages the power and connectivity of mobile devices to create networked storage solutions for home and small business use.

Once installed on a compatible Android device, Droid NAS provides a user-friendly web-based interface for file management and configuration. It supports all the standard NAS/server features you would expect, including:

• File browser and uploader
• User and permission management
• Samba file sharing
• DLNA media server
• FTP server
• WebDAV
• SSH/SFTP
• BitTorrent client and downloader

Some key advantages of using Droid NAS include taking advantage of hardware you already own, avoiding the cost of a standalone NAS unit, taking up less physical space, and flexibility since it can be used from anywhere with the web interface. It provides a great way to reuse old phones and tablets and transform them into always-on storage devices.

Droid NAS is available for free and open source, allowing advanced users to customize and tweak as needed. It can help enable home data backups, media streaming, file sharing, and more at low or no additional cost.

Droid NAS Features

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