iPhone Haikus was a website at iphonehaikus.com that invited people to read and submit poems about the iPhone. The original July 13, 2007 entry presents it as a small participatory destination built around enthusiasm for the device.
The phone as subject and reading surface
Its premise joined two roles for the handset: an object people wanted to write about and a screen on which they could read the result. Short poems fit that setting naturally. The contribution is the writing and shared topic, rather than a utility such as finding a route or managing a task.
The surviving listing confirms reading and submission, but not editorial rules, voting, accounts or ownership terms. It also does not contain enough of the poetry to evaluate how contributors approached the form. No poem has been invented and presented as an original site submission here.
The site’s present operation is unverified. This historical overview preserves the original community’s purpose without assuming that an archive capture can accept or publish new work.