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The iPhone is supposed to deliver the real Web to users' hands, but that hasn't stopped the likes of Yahoo, Google and Ask.com from creating optimized mobile versions of their sites and services to run in the iPhone's Safari Web browser. The latest portal to join these ranks is AOL. Currently in beta, the Google-run AOL Mobile Search for iPhone portal, accessible at search.aol.com" from Safari mobile, makes use of Apple's multi-touch interface using AJAX technology. It pulls results from across the Web through traditional searches and from AOL properties like Moviefone, MapQuest, and CityGuide.
AOL's posted a video of AOL Mobile Search for iPhone in action on its blog. Check it out.
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