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iPhone Bluetooth Transfer Coming Soon [IPhone]
Gizmodo —
Trust the rogue programmers and Cydia—the independent equivalent to the iTunes App Store—to bring you one of the most awaited features ever for the iPhone: Bluetooth file transfer. As you can see in the video, iBluetooth will bring you just that, allowing the iPhone to transfer files to any other device using Bluetooth. In this case, the application developed by MeDevil is working with an iMac and a Sony Ericsson handset but, once it is finished and available through Cydia, it will work with any device supporting the Bluetooth file transfer protocol. [Spazio Cellulare]
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iPhone Bluetooth File Transfer Coming Soon (YES!) [IPhone]
Gizmodo —
Trust the rogue programmers and Cydia—the independent equivalent to the iTunes App Store—to bring you one of the most awaited features ever for the iPhone: Bluetooth file transfer. As you can see in the video, iBluetooth will bring you just that, allowing the iPhone to transfer files to any other device using Bluetooth. In this case, the application developed by MeDevil is working with an iMac and a Sony Ericsson handset but, once it is finished and available through Cydia, it will work with any device supporting the Bluetooth file transfer protocol. [Spazio Cellulare]
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Bluetooth file transfer for iPhone coming?
CrunchGear —
You’ll need a jailbroken iPhone for this but it appears that a developer called MeDevil is hot on the trail of facilitating Bluetooth file transfers between the iPhone and other compatible devices.
The above video shows a demo of the application, complete with some of today’s hottest tunes from one or more of the Now That’s What I Call Music! CDs. According to the iSpazio website, the iBluetooth application isn’t finished yet, but as soon as it is it’ll be hosted in the iSpazio repository in Cydia (which is like the App Store for jailbroken iPhones).
[via Gizmodo]
Video: Bluetooth File Transfers on a Jailbroken iPhone 3G via iBluetooth
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis —
If you’ve been waiting for the ability to do bluetooth file transfers with your iPhone, I’ve got some cool news for you this morning. No, this isn’t a feature built-in to a new Firmware from Apple (NSDQ: AAPL), this is a very unofficial 3rd party application available via Cydia. To use it, you’re going to need a jailbroken iPhone 3G (of course). Called iBluetooth (from iSpazio) . First off in this video, you will see a bluetooth connection between a desktop Mac and iPhone being established. Second, a connection between an iPhone and Sony Ericsson (NYSE: SNE) K550i. Very cool.
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Bluetooth File Transfer for iPhone (Video)
Ubergizmo —
Someone has been working on an iPhone Bluetooth file transfer app called iBluetooth. With it, you can beam a file (photo, song...) to another device. At the moment, the app has not been approved by Apple and is not in the app store yet, but it might get there at some point. The link to get the app at iSpazio is not working anymore...
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IPhone Gets Bluetooth File Transfers
Wired: Gadget Lab —
One of the more inexplicable omissions made by Apple is the lack of Bluetooth functionality on the iPhone. You can use a headset but that's about it. No networking, and no file transfer.
While this isn't a big deal if you have a Wi-Fi network - there are plenty of file transfer utilities available at the app store which will push files around – its a neat hing to have, especially for sending files between phones. And now, if you have a jailbroken iPhone, now you can.
The iBluetooth team, intrepid hackers intent on fixing Apple's crippled implementation, have successfully completed OBEX transfers between an ...
iBluetooth: iPhone Bluetooth File Transfer - Video
D' Technology Weblog —
“Trust the rogue programmers and Cydia—the independent equivalent to the iTunes App Store to bring you one of the most awaited features ever for the iPhone: Bluetooth file transfer.” In the video below, you can see iBluetooth will bring you just that, allowing the iPhone to transfer files to any other device using Bluetooth. In this case, the application developed by MeDevil is working with an iMac and a Sony Ericsson handset but, once it is finished and available through Cydia, it will work with any device supporting the Bluetooth file transfer protocol. ...
