Wixi is the latest application to come to the iPhone. Similar to Jooce, Wixi is an invite-only network which enables the user to create their own ‘desktops’ so they can access and share media with their friends.

To run successfully on the iPhone, all your photos, music and video will be converted to use on the handset.

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RetailMeNot has introduced an iPhone version of its online site for bargain-conscious shoppers.

RetailMeNot.com helps consumers find online coupon codes to use at participating merchants.

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Jaguar continues its trend of being a leader in innovative media technology as it launches the industry’s first broadband multimedia magazine specifically for Apple iPhone and iPod Touch users.

The largest Broadband 2.0 Video Network, 29HD Network, developed this unique spin on the traditional website for Jaguar.

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The enterprise search provider offers an alternative to Google’s mobile search engine.

Unhappy with the way Google’s mobile search engine works on the Apple iPhone, enterprise search provider Exalead is launching a version of its Web search engine that is specifically tailored for the popular wireless device.

Go to i.exalead.com to check it out.

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Trustedplaces, the online review and reputation community site has just launched an iPhone-optimized version of their site at trustedplaces/iphone. Those of you that spent Friday afternoon standing outside O2 or Apple shops waiting for your own 135g slab of joy can reward your perseverance with a trip to the pub, and what’s more a pub that others have recommended.

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You may have noticed by now that many web sites are offering a version of their site optimized specifically for iPhone and iPod touch. One common method for serving up these sites is to create a subdomain which replaces the ‘www’ with ‘iphone’ to produce a URL like this, ‘iphone.somesite.com’.

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Staying on top of the real estate market is easy and fun when using one of today’s most popular and consumer-friendly platforms, the Apple iPhone.

Starting today, iPhone users now have the power of REALTOR.com at their finger tips. Whether searching for homes nearby or looking for listings in a particular neighborhood, iPhone users now have instant access to all details, including photos and contact information for the listing agent, with REALTOR.com for the iPhone.

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Mac Owners Support Group recently developed a new ‘mobile Mac support’ concept designed for an Apple iPhone and iPod touch. It’s called Mac611, and is a ‘mobile support’ extension of MacOSG. It can be accessed at ‘mac611.com.’

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This is yet another moment where I wish I was cool enough to get Erica’s iPhone screenshot utility working, because this is pretty impressive: visiting Amazon.com in MobileSafari on an iPhone will display a small alert at the top of the page, prompting you to visit their new beta iPhone portal.

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Facebook, Netvibes and Meebo all launched new iPhone-optimized versions of their sites this week, and all three of them are very nice. But wasn’t one of the promises of the iPhone that it offered “a real web browser?” If that’s so, why all the iPhone-optimized sites? And why are these sites being optimized for the iPhone specifically and not just “mobile optimized?”

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