iPhone Drift is a small, smart and fun application that could help iPhone developers and those curious on how an iPhone works while browsing online. This application is basically a browser wherein users could visit various websites with ease provided they have a consistent online connectivity. But instead of a full fledged browser, the application emulates the browser functionality of iPhone. If you’re curious how your website will look on an iPhone, this application should be able to help you have that glimpse.

Aside from regular browser functionality on an iPhone, web related services on the iPhone are also available. The application should also help you watch YouTube videos and navigate through Google Maps. The application also emulates the rotation feature of the application. Move the browser to landscape and watch the website adjust in your screen. You can also transfer the application anywhere in the screen so that you can load a separate browser. You’ll practically have two browsers at the same time with the iPhone Drift is your lightweight alternative.

The initial screen of the iPhone Drift will show you icons that serve as shortcuts for the browser, YouTube, Google Maps, calculator and settings. There are fewer icons simply because you can’t have the entire functionality of an iPhone.  At first use, you might notice that the iPhone drift is a lot bigger than the regular iPhone. But the pixel on the iPhone Drift and the regular iPhone is still similar which means the experience you’ll have from the iPhone Drift will be very similar with the regular iPhone.

Check it out at http://aviassin.wikidot.com/iphonedrift

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