iPhone apps: Try before you buy

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You don't need an iPhone to try out iPhone apps. Since the application platform is just a browser, you can see right now how some of the apps that people are building will look on your phone.

We've covered Digg and OneTrip already, but to see even more iPhone apps all together on one page, check out iPhoneApplicationList. For best results you should use Safari, although I've also had good luck previewing iPhone apps in Firefox.

Since the apps are just Web pages, no doubt there will be many, many iPhone app directories springing up soon.

Via: Del.icio.us.

Topics:: Mobile

Tags:: iPhone,; Safari,; Digg,; OneTrip

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Widgity is up too
by TheBikerWeb.com June 18, 2007 1:41 PM PDT: Very cool.

Widgity is up now too.

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Also check out AppMarks
by AppMarks July 2, 2007 9:54 PM PDT: Hey folks,

We've been working on a desktop for managing all your websites and iPhone applications. Check it out and let us know what you think. Thanks.

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