Uses for an iPhone 2G that can't connect/sync to iTunes, but charges & works just fine I have an iPhone 2G (1st generation model) that works fine except that it does not connect to iTunes. I have tried to fix it but it seems permanently screwed (I'm not looking for  a solution to this).

My question is, what can I use this old (jailbroken) iPhone for, given its limitation of not being able to connect/sync with iTunes. Very few apps work on it as it runs iOS 3.1.3.

Can I store and run music and movies on it? Any other creative uses for it? 

PS: I have an iPad and an Android phone as well. This phone is a spare.
If it's jailbroken, and you are looking to get movies and music to it, then can you scp them onto the device? 

So first I would check I could ssh onto the device when it was on the same wireless network as my laptop.  Then (assuming scp works anywhere that ssh does, not sure there) I'd scp files I wanted to watch over (possibly converting them with Handbrake first) and then use iFile (from cydia) to navigate to the file and watch.  

If iFile is not available because of the operating system, you might have to work a little harder to put the files into the correct place for the iphone native apps to find them.