I can has iPhone app?!

by Jay Hathaway Nov 13th 2008

I Can Has Cheezburger, the Internet's most famous site full of pictures of cats with captions, now has its own iPhone app. From the Cheezburger app, you can look at pictures from any of the 8 "Cheezburger network" sites, including Failblog, I Has a Hotdog!, Graph Jam. You can also save them to your photo library for convenient offline LOLZ later on.

Currently, that's about all the app does, but the Cheezburger team has big plans for it. Eventually, you'll be able to create and submit LOLcats from your phone. Not only that, but they're hoping to release an API, so coders everywhere can LOLerize their own apps.

Tags: cheezburger, i-can-has-cheezburger, ichc, iphone, iphone-apps, LOLcats

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

TwisterMc said 3:19PM on 11-13-2008

I love this app. It's fantastic! However, I don't think FailBlog shows the videos via the app. There are a few quarks with FailBlog, but it's still great reading.

Evenio said 11:07PM on 11-13-2008

If this doesn't make the 4chan community commit hara-kiri out of sheer humiliation, I don't know what would.

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