As I previously mentioned the application offers a very simple "connect" interface. Once the application has been launched with a connected WiFi adapter it will pop up an IP address window:
Before clicking okay on that window I would suggest entering the URL in your PC browser or writing it down. Then click okay and launch the IP address directly from your browsers URL address bar.
Once you launch the applications IP address via your web browser you should now see the same type of Blackberry file folders you would see if syncing your device to your computer via USB cable, Bluetooth or any other type of connections.
As you can see from this menu you can now search your SD card and find other files on your Blackberry. I personally tested the application by moving several movie and audio files directly to my Blackberry and I found that the SD card with it's larger file storage size was the idea solution.
To upload files I simply chose the "Upload" option on my browser once I was in the SD Card section and then chose the file from my computer. The program if the file already exists will automatically ask you if you want to continue or rename the folder, while also asking you to confirm the file transfer.
You'll also notice when using the application that it offers a program bar not only for one file at a time, but for multiple file uploads and downloads that you may be performing at once. Just like your computer file transfer it shows the amount uploaded/downloaded along with the total file size, although sadly no "time remaining" option is displayed.
