From the desk of Robert Rappaport on Tuesday, August 18th 2009 at 10:48
IPHONE/NPR MARRIAGE GETS STRONGER
Things have come a long since my sarcastic December 2008 post about being able to listen to the radio on your iPhone.
Now NPR has a new application that goes so much beyond listening that I'm jealous I don't have the phone (although a colleague did let me play with his phone for some real-life experience).
The new app is pretty much a full-featured mobile way to access the NPR website, program streams, story audio, local stations and late-breaking content, which proves we have our work cut out for us trying to catch up with our network.
Rather than hear me pontificate about this really cool thing, let's turn it over to Scott Simon, who takes you on a tour.
Do you want the app now? If so, here you go.
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