Mobile safari Articles on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

Third-party apps enhance web browsing for iPhone, iPod touch

by Dave Caolo (Jan 14th, 2009)

Earlier this week, there was a sudden influx of web browsing applications in the App Store. Mac Rumors points out that some of them, most notably Edge Browser [App Store link], have very old release dates even though they only showed up in the store recently (Edge Browser's release date is listed as ...

iPhone 101: Add mobile websites to home screen

by Todd Ritter (Dec 19th, 2008)

Many websites and services offer great mobile versions without being packaged in an App Store application. If you want to be able to quickly access these sites from your home screen, follow these steps: Launch Safari on your iPhone Browse to a desired mobile site (most sites will automatically ...

Mobile Safari search via toolbar points to clearer results

by Dan Fellini (Dec 17th, 2008)

Google quietly fixed a problem yesterday that bugged at least a few iPhone users -- the results page it returned when searching through the toolbar in Mobile Safari. In a pre-Tuesday world, Google would return its standard, not-iPhone-formatted results page. Why? I honestly don't know, but ...

British ad watchdogs nix iPhone "whole internet" claim

by Michael Rose (Aug 27th, 2008)

What is the "whole internet," anyway? Is it a place you can go, or is it really just an idea? Can you put it in your pants? Apparently not, if the UK's Advertising Standards Authority's point of view is to be taken as gospel. Complaints to the oversight agency by British consumers who were ...

Keep your iPhone from losing its cookies

by Brett Terpstra (Jun 25th, 2008)

I've been getting more and more frustrated with the fact that every time I load up Google Reader on my iPhone, I have to log in again. I tried it with and without my 1Password bookmarklet, checked my javascript and cookie settings, all to no avail. And it's not just Reader, everywhere I turn, I'm ...

iPhone on the Road: a substitute for paper boarding passes

by Erica Sadun (Apr 22nd, 2008)

Some things sound really cool -- until you actually have to step up and do them in real time. TUAW reader Gerald Buckley's story about traveling with his iPhone strikes me as belonging to this class. When he approached the American Airlines counter to use his iPhone as a boarding pass, the coolness ...

iPhone 101: Clearing cookies from Mobile Safari

by Erica Sadun (Apr 10th, 2008)

This morning, I Farked my way over to this story about British Tea Cakes. The tea cakes, which appear to be nothing more than British mallomars, have been re-categorized from biscuits to cake. Far be it from me to dispute the accumulated wisdom of the EU high courts, but from this American vantage ...

iPhone-optimized versions of LinkedIn, TalkShoe now up

by Michael Rose (Feb 25th, 2008)

We don't post about every website that comes up with an iPhone/iPod touch-optimized version -- if we did, we wouldn't have time for eating or sleeping -- but every now and then a couple of sites newly built for Mobile Safari rise above the pack. Today's launches for everyone's favorite "internet in ...

Tabulate adds Safari "tabs" to iPhone and iPod touch

by Erica Sadun (Dec 6th, 2007)

Now here's a clever trick. Inventive Labs Gadgets has designed a Safari bookmarklet that adds "tabs" to your iPhone browsing experience. Just drag their bookmarklet into your Safari bookmarks bar, then sync your iPhone or iPod touch. (Make sure you've selected Info > Web browser > Sync Safari ...

Rumor: Apple to launch WebApp consolidation portal

by Erica Sadun (Oct 10th, 2007)

Today the UK Register reports that Apple is preparing a WebApp catalog. WebApps are apparently already showing up in the recent downloads feed although the page they supposedly link to has not yet gone live. I downloaded the latest feeds page and did not personally find any reference to ...

iPhone browser dialing found to be security threat

by David Chartier (Jul 16th, 2007)

SPI Labs is claiming to have discovered a fairly significant threat to iPhone security due to MobileSafari's ability to dial phone numbers found on web pages. The feature can apparently be exploited in various ways, such as redirecting the actual call to a number other than what is viewed on the ...