The iPhone is an amazing device, it surpases a lot of people’s expectations. With that in mind, more and more people are buying these gadgets and using them to surf the web.

Picture this: You are a ninja typist on the iPhone, you’re showing your friends how mobile Safari works, so you type in a website address. Somehow you mistyped that precious address and end up receiving a not so nice “server not found” message. Next you go back to the URL, find your mistake and correct the error, off you go.

A better case scenario: You are using OpenDNS and you simply tap the website that OpenDNS suggests, which is probably the one you meant to type-in in the first place. Less fumbling around, less time letting your friends know that the iPhone keyboard isn’t a mythical magic creature after all.

Note: This will only work when connected to a WiFi network you already have OpenDNS setup on.