Your friend has pictures from the latest party on her iPod. She says she'll email them to you, but you know it will never happen. You're home from the holidays and want to share your favorite play list with your kid brother. A new company called miShare is trying to make this process easier with a gadget that allows direct iPod to iPod transfer. Basically, it's Apple's worst nightmare. The gadget won't disable iTunes DRM, but if you have regular MP3s you can now share them at will without having to haul out the laptop, charger cable, and iPod reverse transfer software like Senuti. miShare will cost $99 and should hit shelves before Christmas. Get one before Apple publishes an iTunes update that gimps its software. — S.E. Kramer

miShare, via Engadget