And though the press presentation touted it, there didn’t seem to be a TV-recording app available. One absence of note is Milestone video surveillance, which is reserved for WD’s My Cloud DL boxes. Not all the WD My Cloud apps are available for the Mirror. Click the inconspicuous Add button at the bottom of the app list and you can install Acer’s abFiles (file sharing), aMule (P2P file sharing), Dropbox, IceCast (media serving), Joomla (content management/online publishing), phpBB (Bulletin Board), phpMyAdmin (MySQL management), Plex Media Server, SqueezeCenter (more media serving via Logitech’s MySqueezeBox), Transmission (torrents), and WordPress (Blogging). The My Cloud Mirror ships with only the basic FTP, HTTP, and P2P remote-access apps installed, but it has other capabilities.
But if you want to get the most from the product, you’ll need to spend time perusing the inline help, learning a bit about connection protocols, as well as installing and configuring onboard extensions. You could make use of the My Cloud Mirror without doing anything beyond downloading the WD My Cloud and Photo apps for your mobile devices. The M圜loud Mirror interface is clean and easy to navigate. The Mirror doesn’t force you to create a password for the box (it does for your account). That is, if you bypass the setup document with its curt but correct instructions: Connect the ethernet cable, plug in the power cord, and browse to /setup. Setting up your online account is also very easy, and something the box walks you through at the get-go. The My Cloud Mirror’s configuration interface, which you access via a web browser, is clean and easy to navigate. A clean interface and a starter set of apps
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