Here's the press release for the new WineAlign.com service.
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The "iPhone" version of the site mentioned in the press release is simply a mobile optimized edition and is terrible on the iPhone. The font size and layout are microscopic and requires that every page loaded be zoomed to a larger size. A real iPhone optimized version would be great but this is a fail, even more so given the reference to iPhone in the press release.
Posted by: Ken Bereskin | January 02, 2009 at 05:31 PM