Apple’s CEO Steve Jobs stated, “In less than 18 months, three billion applications have been downloaded. This is quite unlike anything we’ve ever seen!”

“Apple Store is quite revolutionary, it offers iPhone and iPod touch users an unmatchable experience on other mobile devices, and this competition is unbeatable as of now.”

The rate of the application downloads is growing by the day, and Apple passed the 1 billion mark on 23 April last year, the 2 billion mark was crossed last year on 28 September.

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For the very first time, late last year, the iPod touch downloads were more than the iPhone’s, there were 172 percent more iPod touch owners downloading from the iTunes App Store than the iPhone owners, this has been stated by Flurry Analytics, the mobile analysis firm.

A Japanese networking company known as FreeBit has achieved this piece of trickery and this new iPhone application has been quite oddly named as ServerMan@iPhone.

With the help of this application, one can download or upload files via a standard browser or through the webDAV protocol. According to FreeBit, the iPod touch or iPhone would just appear like any available server computer on the web.

While in operation, the PC which accesses the phone will directly connect to it if they appear on the similar part of networking as just on the same wireless connection.

However, there is a considerable distance between the two devices, the connection will be facilitated by FreeBit’s VPN.

According to the company, this one is a real homage to the brand of Walkman, as it’s offering plenty of stuff in a petite package. The company has hired Sony’s ex CEO as an advisory on it.

Currently, it will only be available in Japanese from App Store, but Freebit announces that an English version of it will soon be available, as it’s almost ready.