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Django pythonforfacebook handles access to mobile app?

Inspired by writing a facebook application in PythonAnywhere after 20 minutes at Hacker News (http://blog.pythonanywhere.com/35/), I am writing a facebook application. Everything is fine with access to the facebook application through a web browser. It really took me only 20 minutes ...

But when I access through the facebook iphone app, it does not complain about the lack of a URL for the mobile version. Then I noticed the Mobile Internet URL on the settings page of the Facebook application. I updated the url and now it is at least trying to get to my website. But the access is different and it returns "400 Bad Request" and "missing signed_request"

From a few other questions, I see that there is a difference between these types of facebook applications. But, since the pythonforfacebook handles all the session work behind the scenes for the canvas application, I hope he can do it using a mobile application.

So I'm wondering - is it possible for the pythonforfacebook to handle the mobile app? What reconfiguration should be performed to handle both types of access?

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There are several applications for django for this.

the one that stands out from the crowd is social registration (you can find it at https://github.com/flashingpumpkin/django-socialregistration ) as it also supports openID.

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