What’s this? An iPhone with working Bluetooth file transfer? Hells yes. Crafty app-makers have done the impossible, and convinced the iPhone to send files wirelessly. See what Apple doesn’t want you to see for no good reason after the jump.
The lack of Bluetooth file transfer has been a major gripe with the iPhone since launch way back in 2007, and as with the lack of video recorder, third party developers have tried to fill the gap as best they can.
In this case it’s a program called iBluetooth, developed by MeDevil. It’s only working with the help of an iMac and a Sony Ericsson mobile for the moment, but we hear it’ll soon be working with any Bluetooth device, and available to download through Cydia, the independent app store for jailbroken iPhones.
Needed a reason to jailbreak your iPhone? iBluetooth is certainly compelling. Hit the video below for a demo and some soft pop sounds.
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