If you're a brave soul who just can't stand to use your iPhone the way Apple intended (read: it's jailbroken), then
have a look at this Wired article that talks about a new service that allows you to share media that gets written directly into your library.
Quote:
It's been a long time coming but there is finally a file sharing application for the iPhone and iPod touch. This is a sea-change moment: the celestial jukebox is now available via P2P. iSlsk lets owners of jailbroken iPhones share music on the Soulseek network at decent speeds.
We were able to download half of a full-length movie in 20 minutes, while our first song download took only three minutes over WiFi.
Once songs are downloaded, the program can import them into the iPhone's song library for easy playback.
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Pretty cool. That's one thing that I hope Apple embraces soon, file sharing. Shouldn't be long before we see at least a few official apps like this for the iPhone and iTouch.
