If you’re interested in developing Web 2.0 applications for the iPhone–or just want to check your favorite websites to see how they’ll look on an iPhone–Mac OS X developer Marketcircle’s iPhoney has you covered.

iPhoney does more than just simulate a small screen: it will send an iPhone user agent, view websites in both landscape and portrait mode, and have the location bar either visible or hidden. iPhoney does support Flash and Java, though, so it doesn’t have the exact limitations of the iPhone.

Features are still being added, but iPhoney is expected to be made open source as soon as possible, so further development is guaranteed.

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