The Swiss application creates easy access to the Swiss mobile site (mobile.swiss.com). Some links open the browser straight away and some open a sub page in the application, a bit annoying.
Mashable just released a version for iPhone (other versions coming). Simple and elegant site with a really impressive solution for retweets using TweetMeMe that I never seen before. The service (currently in alpha) lets you retweet using your installed application (Tweetie or Echofon) and it remembers your choice for the next session.
A game that reminds me a bit of the old “Track & Field”. Use your fingers to run 100 meters and you can even challenge a friend that also has iSprint installed. Choose between four tracks and see a high score list.
Keeping tracks and share your travels with Dopplr? You can update your travels, share and find places like restaurants etc in the Dopplr Application. Not much of a travel guide though since there is more or less no info there to read. Available as m.dopplr.com as well.
Previous as mobile site, NIKEiD is now also available as an iPhone application. Design a shoe from colors of a photo of yours or choose two colors. Add your signature and you can even buy “your” shoes from the application (USA only).
Watch all new VW models in VW’s new mobile site. A lot of images and you can sign up for a testdrive. Download ringtones and backgrounds, but you need to enter your mobile number to download (?). Full review on MobiAd.
Finally Flickr’s official application is here. You are welcomed by images presented in an nice Ken Burns effect. Complete upload function including add to set, tags, privacy, geolocation etc.
Three Unique Interfaces, Funcation Phone, Smart Phone, and iPhone
An application from Magic Seaweed that doesn’t add much to the user (they even look the same). Only advantage is the use of positioning, but if you are close to, or even on a spot, trust your vision instead. If you prefer html versions, have a look at the iPhone version or the general mobile version.
Mobile Marketing Agency The Hyperfactory’s own mobile site.