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Playboy.com Launches iPlayboy for the iPhone

LOS ANGELES — Playboy.com is jumping on the iPhone bandwagon with the launch of iPlayboy, a collection of downloadable items that can be installed into the new cellphone that goes on sale tomorrow.

Users can download a free set of 12 non-nude Playmate wallpapers, a photo album with 12 additional Playmate photos and a 90-second Cyber Girl video, all formatted for the Apple iPhone screen, plus a one-hour audio episode of Playboy Radio's "The Playmate Hour" with hosts Miriam Gonzalez (Miss March 2001) and Pilar Lastra (Miss August 2004).

"We have always tried to stay ahead of the curve by delivering the fun, sophistication and sexiness of Playboy to our fans on the newest and hottest media platforms," Editor of Playboy.com John D. Thomas said. "And with so much buzz surrounding the all-in-one Apple iPhone, we knew we had to develop something specifically designed just for this device."

iPlayboy is a new service from Playboy Mobile, which currently offers wallpapers for wireless telephones. To access the free iPlayboy downloads, visit iPlayboy.com.

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