Does Apple have an iPhone friendly site?

It seems kind of ironic that Apple website isn't iPhone friendly. Do they have an app or website link for iPhone compatibility? I often check these boards on my iPhone to see the goings-on of the day and can't help but think I'm missing something! Is there such an Apple app or website for any iPhone compatibility??

maynoir wrote:
I often check these boards on my iPhone to see the goings-on of the day and can't help but think I'm missing something!
I've posted here several times using Safari and my 3GS. Aside from my incompetence with the iPhone keyboard I have no difficulty reading and posting messages with the screen in landscape. Of course, it's a whole lot easier with this MacBook
Phil

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