iPhone Web Applications Portal

ByMike Moffit

Just yesterday Apple opened up a new web site dedicated to showcasing web applications made specifically for the iPhone.

Currently their portal is very similar to how their OS X downloads page looks and works. It would be really nice, if they made it more iPhone friendly. There are plenty of other iPhone web app portals out there that can do it, I would expect the same from Apple.

There were a few web applications that Apple had listed that I hadn’t heard of, so it was nice to see some fresh new applications. I just hope they make the portal more iPhone friendly in the near future!

You can visit the web applications portal from any computer or your iPhone and iPod touch.

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