[Ichwohneinloche]

sounds school. I want!

[cellmate75]

Were will the files go after download?
Please not dtunes

[linkmaster02]

(This is a test post. For some reason it says the last post was in February, but that can't be right. Maybe this will fix it for me)

[shabz_de_don]

guys get ibluetooth from cydia?!?! file transfer sorted!

[tosbsas]

I am so confused - does ibluetooth non cracked version work on OS 3 3G phone or does it not? There is a lot of different information, I could try as I have a licence but phone runs rather great right now, so I am afraid of messing up

[Dymond3G]

iBluetooth on Cydia does the trick no?

Works fine here...

[Beau Giles]

Not for 3.0>
Also should have more features, like iPod library interaction.

Why can't someone use the new 3.0 APIs to access files using the iPod library, and bluetooth them to other phones?

[Termy]

Originally Posted by Beau Giles

Not for 3.0>
Also should have more features, like iPod library interaction.

Why can't someone use the new 3.0 APIs to access files using the iPod library, and bluetooth them to other phones?

That's true... And why can't someone edit the peer to peer bluetooth api to send files?

[Beau Giles]

I had a quick IM conversation with the developer of Mover (which is out on the App Store, but is also open source - check Cydia for the compiled most recent version). He said that it would be possible to implement the iPod library access API from 3.0 and then send music between phones.

I asked about himself coding this into the next version, however he said no as he wanted to keep the open source + App Store code the same, and as you can probably imagine, Apple won't want apps that share music with other devices.

I suppose where we are now is that somebody could pull down the Mover source code, implement the iPod library access, and then at least we'd be able to send music and such between other Mover users.

Whaddaya reckon guise?