Location-aware social network GyPSii have launched an iPhone-tailored portal, in advance of a native app using the official Apple SDK for the cellphone.  GyPSii is a mixture of traditional profile-based networking and points-of-interest and local search borrowed from sat-nav; touching a particular person or place on-screen brings up all its relevant information such as proximity, details and specific position on a map, all on one continuous screen.  Both people and places can be called directly from the web-app.

“With GyPSii on your iPhone, it becomes your mobile personal digital life recorder.  You can record and share every aspect of your life as it happens with your friends, family and your online community – all via your mobile. GyPSii for iPhone makes social networking dynamic, mobile, and real-time.  We’ve integrated with the deep feature set on the iPhone, with the result being an entirely new way to communicate” Dan Harple, CEO, GyPSii  

Check out a demo video of GyPSii on the iPhone after the cut 

GyPSii is the latest of the social networks to jump onto the iPhone; earlier today it was rumored that MySpace are in the final stages of developing a mobile version for the handset using a pre-release copy of the SDK.

You can access the mobile GyPSii by visiting http://www.gypsii.com/m on your iPhone.