Go out and buy the latest 32GB iPhone or iPod Touch and you'll soon realise it's tricky to fill the entire drive. Most business use their iPhone as their smartphone, storing their 'to do' list, their notes and their email. Why not go one stage further and use the device to store your most important files, documents and other information? Like the iPod Classic, you can turn your iPhone or iPod Touch in to drive which can use to store your data.

DiskAid 3.0 is a commercial tool that will turn your iPhone in to a disk. Simply connect it to your computer and you'll be able to drag your files on to the device. By using the iPhone 'FileAid' app, you can even access some of the files you've placed on your iPhone, from your computer, using the device. Open images, PDFs, text files and more.

DiskAid link.

18 Jun 2009