IPHONE APPS / NEWS / DISCOVERY
iPhone apps, news, and accessories.
Discover useful apps, see what’s new, and get more from your Apple devices.
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Status: A fandom roleplay social feed for iPhone
Status is a Winter 2022 YC iPhone app for fandom roleplay and social-feed storytelling.
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SHEIN – Shopping Online for iPhone: what it does and what to expect
Browse SHEIN’s mobile storefront, review permissions, and check iOS compatibility before installing.
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IoTFlows iPhone app brings machine monitoring to factory teams
IoTFlows is a Winter 2022 YC app for iPhone that helps manufacturers monitor machines, downtime, and maintenance.
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RDM+ for early iPhones: a browser window onto a remote PC
Revisit SHAPE Services’ 2007 RDM+ listing and the difference between a remote desktop and a transferred file.
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Stack the Log: a one-button timing game for early iPhone
Revisit the original browser puzzle where the important decision was when to release the button.
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KnockOut: an early iPhone browser boxing game
The original KnockOut listing linked to gyrocade.com/ko and compared its premise with Punch-Out.
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iPhone Rock Lighter: a small piece of the early mobile web
Revisit Rocklighter, the browser-based concert novelty linked from early iPhone coverage, and what its surviving archive actually preserves.
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Ovulation Calendar: the early iPhone web tool and its limits
A historical guide to Dynadel’s ovulation calendar that separates an old app listing from current fertility guidance.
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NYC Subway Buddy: a practical iPhone subway-planning guide
Prepare the route, check current service, and keep an official map available before heading underground.
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Facebook’s early iPhone website: the 2007 mobile entry
This original Facebook link led to iphone.facebook.com/login.php, a browser experience from the first iPhone era.
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iPhone Guitar Tuner: an early web tool for stringed instruments
The historical tool named guitar, bass, acoustic guitar, cavaquinho and ukulele among its supported instruments.
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iPhone BattleFleet: a hit-or-miss naval game in the browser
Roger Kenny’s BattleFleet pitted an iPhone player against a computer opponent in a naval guessing game.