Pinterest's iPhone app succeeds in being similar enough in style, but different in UI to take advantage of the touchscreen. In my opinion, apps that are based on websites (or Web apps) shouldn't be laid out in exactly the same way as their full-sized sisters, due to the different way users interface with the two forms. The layout of Pinterest's iPhone app makes sense and works for the small screen, giving users quick access to the most used areas of the app. If you only use Pinterest for leisure, though, the app gets the job done but may occasionally leave you feeling frustrated at what you can't do. Overall, the free app is worth downloading if you leverage the site for real purpose, such as saving ideas of how to redecorate your home so that you can refer to them while you're out shopping. That's a function also missing from the full Web version of Pinterest, too, although the app is missing some of its own beats as well. The app lacks a few chief capabilities-for example, you can't rearrange the order of 'pins' (items in a scrapbook) on a board (a themed scrapbook). Pinterest's functionality on the iPhone, however, leaves much to be desired.

It scrolls flawlessly, loads images with impeccable speed, and keeps its menu bar pared down to the basic essentials. Visually, the Pinterest iPhone app (free) shines, and its responsiveness does, too. If you're looking to make use of the social scrapbooking site Pinterest via your iPhone ( at Amazon) (Opens in a new window), you're in for mixed results.

When pinning from URL, no option to write the comment/caption.

Can't rearrange order of pins on a board (same limitation exists on full Pinterest site).

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