Tired of waiting for Apple to add Flash video support to your iPhone? Avot Media has announced a new site that enables you to access content from many of your favorite video sites, including Flash video and other formats - using just the current software on your iPhone or iPod touch.

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Designed specifically for the iPhone and iPod touch, ScoreMobile iPhone Edition makes it simple and enjoyable to follow live professional sports. Coverage includes: NFL, NBA, MLB and NHL.

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This may have been part of Google’s previous iPhone optimized announcement, but Google’s Mobile Blog discusses the launch of the iPhone optimized version of Picasa, along with some screenshots.

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Optimizing this blog for easy reading on an iPhone turned out to involve some hacking. It did not take much time to implement, but within the constraints of static HTML pages, I had to combine a couple of tricks to make, firstly, the pages more readable on the iPhone screen, and secondly, to make the pages load faster by cutting down the number of resources downloaded over the poor AT&T Edge network.

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Announcing iPhoneDiet.org, a website created to offer a healthy alternative to the fad diet roller coaster. Now everybody can stick to a healthy diet - not just people with discipline.

Based in behavioral science, and advocating safe and healthy weight loss for even the most undisciplined dieter, the iPhone Diet achieves success automatically. With it, dieters turn their smart phones, PDAs or sport watches into personal diet coaches, nutrition guides and exercise buddies and lose unwanted pounds for good.

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Google (NSDQ: GOOG) redesigned the Google home page presented to iPhone users and now it is totally useless. Before, it was the general mobile version of the site, which showed my headlines, weather, Gmail and other content all in a quick glance. Now it is a simple search box and I have to actively choose to view my content. Why did Google make it more difficult to use?

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The latest evidence that Apple’s iPhone is making significant waves in the mobile web is the sudden appearance of a complete suite of Google services designed for the iPhone.
The Google for iPhone homepage (at http://www.google.com) has all the main Google mobile functionality running across the top header, including Gmail, Calendar, Reader and more, and when you select each product the secondary navigation relates to the chosen section.

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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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