You betcha! Turns out that the version of the Safari web browser that's on iOS devices has a lot of features and capabilities that aren't shared by its big sister on your Mac OS X computer. Most notable is that the bookmark button offers quite a few more options than on your Mac system. One of those options, as you'll see, is to share a Web page with a colleague via email, exactly what you seek.

It's funny, I remember before the copy and paste capability showed up in iOS, the iPhone operating system, and how its addition seemed to make so many things easier. But you're right, there are still some areas of the phone where copy and paste seems to be more of a task than they should be, and one of which is within the world of Web browsing. That's probably why they added these extra capabilities to the bookmark feature, right?

Anyway, let me show you the steps required. It's easy once you know where to find the option....

So here I am looking at a Web page, one about the meaning of the iconography in the Unilever corporate logo:

On the bottom are a row of buttons. We want the one smack in the middle, the square with the arrow pointing up and out of it. Tap on that...

In addition to the bookmark features and reading list, etc., note the fourth option: "Mail Link to this Page". That's what we want. Before we proceed, though, also note the "Tweet" and "Print" options. Handy if you have those set up.

But let's tap on "Mail link to this Page" within Safari instead.

Nice. You can see that it's automatically pulled up an email composition window with the message subject the actual title of the Web page and the first portion of the message itself being the URL of the page.

I'll send it to myself just for this test. Normally I wouldn't do that. Though sometimes I will find a page on my iPhone that I want to revisit once I get to my desk, so it's not entirely without precedent. Or I'm lonely and want more email. One of the two. :-)

If I am sending it to someone else, I'll take the extra time and add a short note. Easily done by tapping in the message body field and tapping something in:

Ready go to? Tap on "Send" and if you've set up an iPhone signature too, you'll be surprised how nicely it all comes out:

Don't know how to customize your signature? I have you covered: How to change the email signature on your iPhone.