Pinning on your iPhone

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After having found Pinterest and completely fallen in love with this new visual way of keeping bookmarks, I downloaded the Pinterest App for my iPhone to be able to add pins when surfing on my phone. But, I still couldn't figure out how to then "transfer" the site I was looking at into the Pinterest App so I could bookmark / pin the inspirational image.

Doh!

It turned out that I actually didn't need the App at all; the only thing I needed to do was to use my "Pin It" bookmark (make sure you synch your phone so you have it on there too). When you find something you like; just click on the "Pin It" bookmark and you are given the opportunity to select the image.

Easy!

How to add the "Pin It" button to your bookmarks bar, please see Goodies @ Pinterest.

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