(OmniFocus for iPhone approaches the podium, holding back tears as the stage lights momentarily flare in brilliance. The crowd! The crowd!)”I’m just so flattered. Thank you. I don’t know what to say! I’d like to thank the academy, my parents, their parents, Sir Laurence Olivier and Little Debbie snack cakes.”

Apple Design Awards 2008

(scroll to the bottom of the page for the iphone section)

That’s right… it appears that OmniFocus for the iPhone is both cutting-edge and well dressed. We’re super proud of this and can’t wait to get it out there so that folks can start using it. Let’s have a big round of applause for the team working on the iPhone app. They’ve been working serious amounts of crazy to get this ready and I am constantly picking my jaw up off the floor when they still, somehow, manage to find time to sneak in some really cool new feature.

For those of you that haven’t seen the OmniFocus for iPhone preview page, take a look now. More coming soon.

Well! After an invigorating morning yesterday watching the live WWDC coverage I think we’re all thinking the same thing: a script typeface, Apple? Really?

Oh, and apparently there’s been some iPhone announcements, something about 3D? I have to admit I got distracted by the awesome metal box. What’s in the box? What’s in the boooooooox?

(HER PRETTY HEAD!)

Anyway, we have our own bit of news, now that the Great App Store Reveal has officially taken place. As we mentioned back in March, we’ve been working on OmniFocus for the iPhone — a native, location-aware app with live, automatic sync and custom actions based on your whereabouts.

Behold: IT LIVES.

We’re still making some refinements, but OmniFocus for iPhone should be available on the App Store on or around launch time. Just one more reason to be counting down the days until July, people.

PS. Don’t forget, there’s an OmniFocus meetup tonight in S.F. at 6:30 PM. Come by and say hello if you’re in the area!

A few hours ago, Apple announced the iPhone SDK! We’re still trying to download it (Apple’s servers are overloaded), but it looks like it has all the features we were hoping for.

We’re eager to get started on our first iPhone app—and, yes, that first app will be… OmniFocus.

(Now to find out just exactly what we’ll be able to do!)