GyPSii roams onto the iPhone |
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| Written by Matt Chapman | ||||
| Thursday, 06 March 2008 | ||||
Page 1 of 2  Living up to its name, GyPsii’s social networking software roams where it pleases. And the latest place it has hitched its wagon is on the Apple iPhone.
The company said its new web-based GyPSii iPhone application integrates its multiple services into a single interface. That makes it “easy for users to enjoy a wide range of new and exciting location-based features and services, along with social networking – all using the fluid, intuitive touch-screen user interface of the iPhone.”
GyPSii also confirmed that it is working on a "native" version of its The native version will also offer seamless access from the Apple computer desktop to the iPhone. GyPSii CEO, Dan Harple, said the company had launched the web-based version so that iPhone users didn’t have to wait to access services from their handset. "We'll work with the SDK as soon as it becomes available and then we will be uniquely offering both web and native versions of our application for iPhone users.” Harple said. (Continued on next page)
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