“One unpublicized feature introduced by Apple’s latest iPhone software updates is the ability save Web apps to the home screen and have them launch in full-screen mode without the Safari wrapper, essentially mimicking the experience of a native app,” Sam Oliver reports for AppleInsider.

“Clancy, an AppleInsider reader who brought the matter to our attention, believes the undocumented feature arrived as part of the most recent iPhone Software 2.1 update. He notes that the capability is only present in Web applications specifically authored to include the full-screen code,” Oliver reports.

Full article, with a link to a demo application for iPhone users to try out and step-by-step instructions for triggering the full-screen mode, here.