iPlayboy launched for Apple iPhone

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John Thomas talks up new Playboy.com service.

iPlayboy launched for Apple iPhone
The day before the Apple iPhone hits the streets in the US, Hugh Hefner has unveiled 'iPlayboy', a "collection of multimedia features" designed for the phone.

The service from Playboy.com offers a free set of 12 non-nude model wallpapers, a separate photo album and additional photos.

It also contains a one-hour episode of Playboy Radio's The Playmate Hour and a video customised for the iPhone.

John Thomas, editor of Playboy.com, said: "With so much buzz surrounding the all-in-one Apple iPhone, we knew we had to develop something specifically designed just for this device."



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