links for 2007-07-04 (iPhone edition)

Hacking the internals of the iPhone.

Where he shares with you “the solution to one of the most annoying things, if not THE most annoying thing, about typing on the iPhone.”

Good overview of the (non-iPhoto) ways of getting photos onto the phone. I’m really happy at how it lets me take my best work with me - and how I can leave it on my desk as a very nice digital picture frame.

Thank goodness.

You just have to deactivate it quickly. (See the dev wiki, too.)

Tog’s review (a study in delight.)

Good roundup of features.

Good use of an existing, simple web service to provide a new iPhone app. (It’s what we’ve come to expect from 37 signals.)

In depth, great points.

Comments section is really good.

I’ve been pretty much glued to DF all week for iPhone news.

I think this is the one I want. (Hint, hint.)

I’m actually having this problem, too: I get prompted for my mail password on my Mac, and then the server refuses to accept it. (I confirmed others are having this problem on the server, too. I suspect multiple connection issues.)

Online iPhone RSS reader at reader.mac.com. (Only works on an iPhone, but calls up the safari RSS reader when you enter a feed. Suggestion: use the Google Reader RSS feed.)

AIM web client for the iPhone.

Sized for the iPhone. (There, now you have a game on the phone for when you’re bored.)

Find gas prices on your iPhone.

Mobile Twitter site. If they put it in a sans-serif font, I’d swear twitter was made for the iPhone. (I’m spending entirely too much time on twitter these days.)

A little hacky, but streamlines the Google Reader interface for the iPhone.

More games for the iPhone.

Site devoted to new iPhone applications.

Hmmm. I think this is for those who keep cluttered bookmarks. (You sync your Safari bookmarks with your iPhone, which is a very nice touch.)

(While not actually part of del.icio.us, this is nicely done.)

Okay, can we stop talking about how EDGE sucks now? SOME OF US BARELY HAVE CELL SERVICE. Stop waving your 3G around!

A game of reflexes.

iPhone flickr browser.

Holy moly, CRM tools on the iPhone? Okay, NOW we’ve gone too far.

On the iPhone/Exchange integration problem. I remember when blackberries were forbidden, too — until the right executive got one. Then BES got installed in a hurry.

On *my* wishlist? A terminal or SSH client for the iPhone. This one requires some python on the remote server, but it’s a start.