Found Footage: iPhone file transfer with style

hi! try to use iPod File transfer Software that allow you to save your video file from any types of corruptions.

@robertchute

there is an app that does that is call "Bump" check it out on the itunes store :),but i do agree Apple should had done this from 1.0; but I can see why they waited so they can build up the anticipation and let App makers have the first crack at the OS before it goes public.

Shouldn't this sort of capability be standard on the iPhone? I wish that Apple would push out some new innovations to the iPhone. While copy/paste, MMS are certainly much needed features, they should have been there with the 1.0 release not 3.0.
With the iPhone beginning to dominate the smart phone market Apple could further innovate what phones are capable of. Imagine an Apple technology to simply pick a file and then tap one phone against another and bam instant file transfer. Every other phone manufacture would jump at the chance to license that.

so how long do we know if it's going to be a free app?

could be a great addition to the great apps of 2009

great job...can't wait to try it

Kind of funny that this is basically the same interface as Microsoft's Surface device.

that video needs the song "I Like to Move It" by Reel 2 Real as a music bed: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBnkJQWe0JQ

This is one of those apps that makes a spectacular demo (especially for someone who doesn't have an iPhone). Does it make transferring data any easier or simple to use? Not really.

But it's still very impressive, visually. Might download it just as a show off app.

I have to think that this will work over Bluetooth once 3.0 is released with P2P available as park of the 3.0 SDK. That would be much more usable than WiFi, IMO

Awesome, this even makes use of multi-touch. You can move around different photos/contacts independently at the same time. Awesome!

Here's the problem with iPhone "file transfer" apps:
There's no centralized storage.

I can "move" pictures and contacts all I want, but they're still limited to being used from within the "mover" app. (Maybe not contacts, but still).

The sandboxing of app data is terrific. It really is. But how about some centralized file store, with a built-in finder-like app for browsing and viewing the files. Then other apps could make moving and sharing this a breeze.

Apple could achieve this via super-locked down read & write file API, that would only provide limited access to this data. Maybe with max size limits, quotas, or a limit to the kinds of data that could be saved (like maybe only the files that can be read from e-mail attachments, maybe).

But think: Then we could actually store things on our phone!

We could then save files from e-mails, download certain file types from Safari, actually do something with the data we've received from other people using apps like mover.

TRANSFER FILES VIA BLUETOOTH!

Finally, we should be able to browse this data on any PC via a USB Mass Storage Device interface. That would be freaking amazing.

Oh, but I can dream... yes?