After the iPhone’s release many websites were redesigned to become iPhone accessible.
Now Facebook is one of them. Just log on to the site via the iPhone’s Safari browser and you’ll see that most of the important features are fully available.
Although some of them, such as the ability to join groups, are lacking, but that’s a minor problem, you can be sure that the site works just fine.
Very interesting post by kameshraj about iPhone similar handsets.
As many of you have already noticed, iPhone doesn’t have an eBook reader, which is quite necessary and usefull for some people. To make things right, a third party group of programmers have released an unauthorized iPhone application for reading eBooks.
It supports text and HTML files stored in your Media / EBooks folder, and can enter subdirectories. More advanced versions are still to follow.
The application can be downloaded from here. But remember, this is an unofficial application, so use it on your own risk.
During the month of August all iPhone users will be able to enjoy free wireless internet access in 13 North American airports. This is a limited-time offer from Boingo Wireless, a global Wi-Fi Internet provider, owning the largest Wi-Fi network in the world, which comprises more than 100,000 hotspots in airports, hotels, cafes and other public places.
So if you have an iPhone and don’t want to miss the offer, hurry and sign up for a Boingo account now.
Here are the Apple iPhone’s technical specifications. Everything is pretty cool here, except the lack of 3G.
Apple iPhone features:
The iPhone package also includes:
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