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+Both Facebook and Netvibes launched new iPhone-optimized versions of their sites yesterday. Netvibes, the customizable homepage widget site, offers a slightly more spare version for the iPhone with slimmed-down text-only widgets to speed load times on the EDGE network. 
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+The Netvibes iPhone site is still in beta, but point your iPhone to [m.nv1.netvibes.com][1] and check out the RSS reader which is one of the fastest we've used on the iPhone.
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+The [Facebook iPhone][2] site is also very well done and indeed it's possibly the best iPhone site we've seen -- in many ways its better than the main Facebook site.
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+Four tabs across the top of the screen give one click access to your main page, your profile, friends and e-mail. A series of buttons below each tab provide most of the options for each section. The only slightly disorienting aspect of the navigation is that clicking a tab tiggers the familiar sideways navigation -- panels slide to the left. Typically tabs don't relate to horizontal responses, but perhaps that's too nit-picky for an iPhone UI.
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+Whatever the case, the interface is fast (the EDGE network has been having issues this morning so I only tested it on wifi) and the overall experience is much better than trying to use the main site on the iPhone's diminutive screen.
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+For a detailed look at the various Facebook screens check out the [extensive photo tour][3] that Chris Messina put up on Flickr (which is where the above screenshot comes from).
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+[1]: http://m.nv1.netvibes.com/
+[2]: http://iphone.facebook.com/
+[3]: http://flickr.com/photos/factoryjoe/sets/72157601448859006/
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