I'm very glad to report that the iPhone Safari Flick Navigation post I put together has made quite a round on the internet. It was first posted by Ajaxian yesterday and has slowly made it onto several other notable websites.

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Just a short announcement that after a month of using the very nice Trillian Help Desk we finally launched our own proprietary bug tracking system. It's still under a bit of development but it's functional enough to release. Anyone having problems with the website, especially the API, should use the tracker to report the issue. A link to the bug tracking system can be found at the bottom of every page in the footer.

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While everyone else is caught up in the whirl-wind of buzz surrounding the iPhone 2.0 SDK and it's amazing on-platform capabilities I almost forgot about the new features added to Mobile Safari. I would say that my intentions all along were to develop our iPhone application for Safari, but that'd be a lie; I just couldn't figure out Objective-C. That doesn't mean I didn't try my darnedest to make our Safari app feel native, though. Without further ado, introducing our iPhone Safari flick navigation test.

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Welcome to the new myDailyPhoto blog, covering all of our development, our API, social interaction ideas, and cool little tips. Check back often to see what we've been up to; coming up very soon are a bunch of posts about iPhone development and information on our API. Please be patient as we finish up this section, though. We still have a lot of important things to do with the main site, and this blog will take a back-seat to most other issues.

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