Quickest way to transfer applications/jar files?

Hi,
I've got quite a few files I want to transfer to my phone, the problem is, every 3 or so I install the phone will crash, meaning I have to disconnect the USB cable, turn the phone off, wait for it to boot back up and plug in the cable again - a bit of a pain and is making a time consuming job (with all of the stupid confirmations) a *lot* more time consuming.
Anyway to transfer across loads at once?
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Maybe you should get your self a Bluetooth dongle.
BTW, what phone are you talking about?
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