February 06, 2008

Wired: Ta-Da List for iPhone sign of improvement in mobile web apps

Wired says the hi-res iPhone and iPod Touch screens are perfect for reading text. Along the way, it gives Ta-Da List for iPhone some love:

Are we imagining it, or are mobile web applications getting a whole lot better since the Dawn of the iPhone? The side-effect of Apple's closed platform is an explosion of iPhone-friendly services, especially from the makers of the web's prettiest and most functional tools, such as 37signals' Ta-Da List for iPhone. Add in the iPod Touch and there's suddenly a big new web platform to develop for.

Ta-da List iPhone

It's awfully nice to be called one of the makers of the web's prettiest and most functional tools...thanks Wired!

iPhone owners should also check out the recently launched Campfire for iPhone.

Feb 6, 2008 10:36:24 AM | Buzz/press, Ta-Da List

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