If you want to make a basic iPhone combatible version of your site in a few minutes, download latest XCode development environment from http://developer.apple.com. Install the package and you will find dashcode, inside /developer/applications  path.

Now open your dashcode and choose new project then select RSS Template, 
After this step dashcode will create all necessary files for you, all you have to do changing Application Attributes and some style if you like. 
Here I have changed Feed URL to my blog feed. 

After that you will want to deploy your application to your site, that’s very easy too. Just go to “test & share” section and save to disk, then upload your deployed version with your favorite ftp application. 

Here be careful about javascript feed you provided for rss, it has to be in the same folder with your iphone compatible version. ( Remember that there are security restrictions on where JavaScript can load resources  from.  You can use a proxy for your feed as one of the simple solutions. ) 

After these step you got your web site’s iphone compatible version up and running. Now It’s time to detect device  of  your user connected to your site. It is even simpler with Andy Moore’s mobile device browser dedection file. Andy also provides you a cool function generator which creates detection function for configuring your site’s behavior when it detects different mobile browser. Check Dedect Mobile Browser page of Andy Moore

Now when you browse my page via iPhone or iPod, you will be redirected to http://iphone.guvenergokce.com

Wow, that was fast, I have developed this iphone page with detection faster than writing that blog post :)

By the way, If you want to create an iphone version  of your wordpress blog, you should find many cool css styling information that generates iphone compatible version of your blog quickly. This post’s purpose is just to give an idea of how to use dashcode and iphone dedection.
If you have better ways please recommend on comments, future is open.

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