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WebApps-iPhone is a revolutionary concept and we develop websites and products optimized for viewing on the Apple iPhone.
The iPhone is setting the standard for the mobile web. Soon all mobile & cell phones will require iPhone enabled websites.
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Six must-have iPhone apps
Its snazzy touch interface may have grabbed headlines (and forced other manufacturers to look more closely at touchscreens), but perhaps one of the most radical innovations served up by the iPhone 3G is the App Store.
This is an online store (accessible from the iPhone as well as through iTunes on a computer) from which users can download applications for their iPhones.
Here's a look at six applications that are definitely worth a download if you possess an iPhone.
- While Google Maps is an excellent application, it does not give you the option to find hotels, cinema halls and other hang-outs near you. For that you need to try out AroundMe, which uses the location provided by Google Maps to find out key landmarks in your vicinity.
- iBowl requires to select your bowling ball on the screen, position it, and then, hear this carefully, just move the phone as you would move the ball. To release the ball, you just have to move your finger off a particular onscreen button hey presto; the ball will roll down and crash into the pins at the end of the alley with neat sound effects.
- Texting is not the iPhone's strong point, so an instant messenger becomes a necessity for those who want to swap texts. IM+ is perhaps the best option around with its support for MSN, Yahoo, GoogleTalk and Jabber. It may not be as feature-rich as some of the IMs you get on desktops but it's neat and works at a decent clip.
- Midomi is an application that identifies any tune that you hum or play before it. So if you are in a mall and are hearing something you like, but cannot remember the artist who composed it, just turn on Midomi and it will identify the artist for you and even give you links to places where one can find the number.
- With its magnificent 3.5 inch display, the iPhone is perfect for reading not just documents, but entire books. And the application Stanza not only gives you access to a massive database of books (including Project Gutenberg) but also allows you to share books from your computer using Stanza Desktop.
- If you find the iPhone's onscreen keypad a pain, try Writingpad. It's a simple notepad application with a delicious twist, you can enter words by just running your finger across the letters on the onscreen keypad.
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