One of our biggest hopes for the iPhone was that it would have a Terminal shell available, which would increase the utility of the mobile device immensely.

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Some notes from the WWDC iPhone development session have leaked today (and abruptly taken down), but have yielded the following extremely useful bits of development info. Read More »

Update 6/30/07: We’ve added a new article in this series that has observations based on spending a day testing the iPhone in person.

As hordes of developers scramble to get web apps developed for the iPhone prior to the June 29 launch, many developers (and would-be developers) are realizing several potential interaction issues with their applications. Read More »

Developers are already beginning to brainstorm and develop proof-of-concept applications for the iPhone. iPhone Geek won’t be publishing dedicated entries or reviews for apps until they’ve been tested and actually confirmed working on the device. We’re working on a few of our own, and I must say that there is a lot of guesswork involved at the moment in exactly how the pages will render, and what javascript will actually work — both key considerations when designing web apps for the little bugger. Read More »

One of our first applications for the iPhone will actually be a meta-app. We’re starting to collect and review applications that are designed specifically for the iPhone’s browser, which will be compiled into an all in one applications directory homepage of sorts.

If anyone has any specific ideas of how they’d like to see this work, please let us know!