iPhone 2.0.1 Tested in the Wild
BoyGeniusReport noticed in their web logs that a visitor using iPhone 2.0.1 had been spotted.
We've spotted similar records in our own logs. Of course, no clues as to what features will be available.
We've spotted similar records in our own logs. Of course, no clues as to what features will be available.
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