With all that beautiful NAND flash memory that Apple is hoarding from the NAND flash industry in order to get it into your iPhone, why not take full advantage and use some free space to store some data files? With the iPhone’s file system cracked and open for all to use, turning the iPhone into a mass storage solution was an obvious next step. ecamm’s iPhoneDrive software gives you access to those remaining gigabytes of space on your iPhone for storing anything you want – office documents, email backups, video clips of “The View” (what, we’re the only ones that likes the show?).
The first release from the makers of iGlasses and iChatUSBCam does not allow you to rename a files once it’s on the iPhone, nor can you drag files around the file structure once it’s in there. Still, the transfer of 350MB should take about 5 minutes – not bad at all.
The iPhoneDrive software is available for a 7-day trial, after which time you’ll have to shell out $10 for further use. If you’re going to try it out just for kicks, make sure to take all the data off the iPhone before your trial-time expires – otherwise you’ll end up paying for a full version to get that data off (short of a full restore, at least).
Download the software here.
[Via: TUAW]