Flying Mac released FarFinder iPhone client

Flying Mac has announced the release of FarFinder for iPhone, the
native iPhone client for their Macintosh remote access product.
FarFinder lets iPhone users browse, view and download their Mac's
files from anywhere. FarFinder also provides access to a Mac's files
from any web browser on any platform - OS X, Windows or Linux.

Features:

FarFinder for iPhone gives users secure access to any Mac running
FarFinder's Mac software. Users have access to the Mac's complete file
system, including connected network drives such as Apple's Time
Capsule.
Users can view all documents the iPhone supports, including iWork
files, Microsoft Office documents and PDFs, with additional support
for RTF, RTFD and web archives. A slideshow function provides easy
image viewing, and can display image files such as Photoshop which the
iPhone would not normally handle. The iPhone can stream music and even
video from the Mac if bandwidth allows.
FarFinder provides a Mac-like experience, with Finder-style icon
and list views, custom file icons (where not forbidden by Apple) and
quick access to Finder sidebar items. Spotlight is also available,
allowing the user to easily search the whole Mac. Advanced features
include displaying hidden files, showing file extensions and opening
packages.
Files and whole folders can be downloaded to the iPhone for times
when there is no network available, and for easy access to
frequently-used documents and large media files.
Additional features include sending files and folders by email
without needing to download them first, and the ability to look
through the remote Mac's iSight camera. This latter feature is
particularly popular with users.
FarFinder for iPhone replaces FarFinder's Mobile Safari interface,
which gave iPhone users access to a subset of the features described
above. The native application delivers not only additional features,
but also a huge performance and usability increase.