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Springlets for iPhone

While we wait for the iPhone SDK, web developers are busily creating iPhone-compatible web apps and pages. There are a few cool ones out there, like Leaflets and PocketTweets. Even FedEx has created an iPhone-friendly page.

Recently we came across Springlets. Unlike Leaflets, which is a single site, Spinglets is a collection of sites with customized web clip icons that look right at home on your iPhone or iPod touch.

My favorite is WikiSearch. To use it, just tap the WikiSearch icon on your hompage, enter your search text and that's it! You're taken to the resulting page on Wikipedia. It eliminates several steps.

Other treats include Speed Dial (dial any contact number with a touch from the home page) and Text Sites, which strips all of the photos from a given web page (useful when you're on Edge).

[Via Steve Rubel]

Filed under: Analysis / Opinion, Software, Features, Internet Tools, iPhone

3 ways to get things done with your iPhone

Getting Things Done is David Allen's system of personal productivity; a deceptively simple process of collecting information, deciding what it is, identifying what needs to be done and then doing it (we've written about GTD quite a bit).

Geeks like me love it because the hardware and/or software used to achieve these goals can be whatever we like. The most important thing is what David calls the "ubiquitous capture tool," or "a way to write things down." You've got your iPhone with you where ever you go, so why not use it?

This post explores 3 ways to get things done with your iPhone, namely, iNozbe, iDo and Backpack.

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Filed under: iPod Family, Internet Tools, Apple, iPhone

iPhone WebApps directory is live

Today, Apple has launched its WebApps directory after much anticipation. The new site highlights many of the best pages and web applications that have been built specifically for the iPod touch and iPhone. Categories span games, news, productivity and more.

In addition, Apple has provided links for Web developers that show how to best develop for Apple mobile platforms and how to submit your WebApp for inclusion in the Apple directory.

Read the complete Apple Press Release here.

Thanks to everyone who sent this in.

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