The August 5, 2007 article linked to iphone-tetris.com and described a Tetris game for iPhone. It credited the same people behind iphonesudoku.com and iphone-solitaire.com, placing the title within a small collection of browser games.
A familiar game on an unfamiliar screen
Falling-block play makes timing and placement central to the experience. Moving that idea to a phone raises a practical interface question: how the player’s input maps to a piece while the board keeps changing. The archived article does not explain those controls, so this profile does not invent touch gestures or keyboard commands.
The source also does not establish licensing, offline play or a native installation. The historical title is preserved as it appeared, without implying that the site was an official release from the Tetris brand owner.
A later visitor comment in the capture discusses responsiveness, but a single comment is not a benchmark and has not been turned into our own test result. Current playability is unverified. The original website address remains the identifier for this particular early iPhone game.