Today, TUAW posted quick review of Briefcase, the latest in a flood of apps for the iPhone that lets you transfer files to and from a PC or Mac and view them on the iPhone. Briefcase is also the only app of this type to allow Wi-Fi file transfer between iPhones.

Several competing applications require running special software on the host computer, Briefcase doesn’t. Mac users just turn on File Sharing in System Preferences and make sure that the iPhone and Mac are on the same Wi-Fi network. A list of machines appears on the iPhone, the you tap on one to connect, and once the user of the computer allows you to have access, you can browse the directories of the machine you’re connected to. WIndows and Linux machines simply need to support remote login via SSH. You can also make remote connections to machines if you know the IP address and SSH port number.

When Briefcase shows up in the App Store, it will cost US$4.99. A free version, Briefcase Lite, just lacks the ability to zap files to other iPhones.

TUAW promises a full review soon; until then, be sure to check out their “first look.”