Good web design should use standards and Safari is a standards compliant browser.. so one should imagine that if you’re doing your thing right.. it should work out of the box.

Arguably.. you might want to play with iPhone versions of your site.. perhaps a special layout just for iPhone.. One of the advantages to this sorta thing is that in many ways Safari is a superior browser.. with a more powerful CSS implimentation then what is commonly used today.. because when one designs for all browsers.. these features don’t get used.. and of course.. if you want to make web apps special for the iPhone, you’ll have to go down that route anyway.. indeed you might want to consider this.. and I dare say that if you believe the mobile web is a hot emerging area you want to jump into.. it seems like the iPhone is a very compelling platform to explore.. Did I not see that every iPhone user will be forced to subscribe to an unlimited data plan? The upside of this is you’ll have a huge user based that will be well disposed for mobile web apps in a way we probably haven’t seen yet.

But then, I suppose, I’m a fan boy.

Also.. Final Cut Studio’s compressor handles the file format stuff pretty well.. which I imagine is true of most serious media creation tools these days.. and if not Quicktime Pro for.. around $30-ish, or even just good old iTunes.. will do it for ya..

I can’t imagine any company that disrupts the very markets they create in quite the same way Apple does. Someone in that company is a genius. It think it’s that Jobs character…