Prepare the route, check current service, and keep an official map available before heading underground.

This original Facebook link led to iphone.facebook.com/login.php, a browser experience from the first iPhone era.

The historical tool named guitar, bass, acoustic guitar, cavaquinho and ukulele among its supported instruments.

Roger Kenny’s BattleFleet pitted an iPhone player against a computer opponent in a naval guessing game.

The original listing sent iPhone and iPod touch users to Bank of America’s mobile banking website.

This 2007 page pointed to a web game at orangeburgyoungprofessionals.com, not a verified official Nintendo release.

Revisit the 2007 iPhone Loan Calculator entry and learn which assumptions matter when comparing monthly payments and total borrowing costs.

IONBowling at mynumo.com centered its original iPhone design on a simple tap-anywhere interface.

The browser tool at converter.aapl.org.uk grouped more than 70 units into nine conversion categories.

The 2007 listing linked to iphone-tetris.com, a web game from the makers of two other iPhone puzzle sites.

The original Demolition was a small web game from the kprobe.com iPhone collection.

Identify BeeJive’s early browser chat listing and separate it from later native messaging products.

Revisit the 2007 White Pages link and the limits of what a directory result can establish.

This 2007 page covered the tip calculator at tips.baysw.com, a separate tool from other early iPhone calculators.

Identify the original iWord web dictionary and distinguish it from word-processing apps with similar names.

Identify the original iPhone Sports page and understand what makes a small-screen score display useful.

Explore the CEDICT-based dictionary behind this 2007 iPhone bookmark and the difference between dictionary data and a reading interface.

A brief history of the original i-Tiles web game and its simple memory-game premise.

The 2007 iPhone Haikus site invited readers to browse and submit poems about the new device.

SeeqPod’s iPhone page used artist search as a starting point for discovering and listening to music.

The original BrainyQuote listing pointed to a dedicated iPhone web page for browsing quotations.

iWeathr was a focused web tool for viewing animated US radar on the first iPhone.

Revisit the archived scripture resource and find the distinction between the old web listing and today’s official Gospel Library.