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Monday June 7, 2010

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All Tech Considered

I, Phone: A Romance Of Garage Sale Technology

June 7, 2010 • A man who had resisted the iPhone, finds one in a yard sale. $40 later, a wretched romance ensues.

Blog Of The Nation

I Don't Want To Blog About This But I Can't Help It

June 7, 2010 • What will Steve Jobs tell us about our gadgets today?

Becky Lettenberger/NPR

All Tech Considered

Apple Apostasy, Android Apologia (Or: Why I like My Android Phone)

June 7, 2010 • While the Apple iPhone hogs the spotlight, Google's Android platform is quietly winning fans with its style, substance and low cost.

Wednesday May 26, 2010

All Tech Considered

Want To Help Report The Oil Spill? There's An App For That

May 26, 2010 • Oil Reporter, a new mobile phone app, allows users to report oil sightings along the Gulf Coast.

Monday May 3, 2010

All Tech Considered

Apple Touts iPad Sales, Saying Company Has Sold A Million Devices

May 3, 2010 • It took 28 days to sell one million iPads, Apple said in a press release Monday. Steve jobs was quoted saying that it had taken the original iPhone 74 days to reach the same mark.

Thursday April 15, 2010

All Tech Considered

Is Apple Acting Like An Old-Time, Broadcast Network?

April 15, 2010 • times they are a changing right? Now, we can broadcast to whatever we want over the Internet. Well, not if you happen to be using an iPhone or iPad.

Tuesday December 8, 2009

Inside NPR.org

The Strategy Behind The New NPR Mobile Web Site

December 8, 2009 • Today, NPR rolled out its new mobile Web site. The new site represents a major change in our mobile strategy, and a taste of things to come.

Wednesday August 19, 2009

Inside NPR.org

Incorporating Your Feedback Into The Next iPhone App Release

August 19, 2009 • We've gotten a lot of feedback about our new iPhone app and we're going to incorporate some of your suggestions into the next release, including a pause button, audio scrubbing and sharing tools.

Monday August 17, 2009

Inside NPR.org

The Making of the NPR News iPhone App

August 17, 2009 • While the interface of the new NPR News iPhone app is simple, its creation was complex, involving dozens of contributors, from designers and developers to business strategists and communication specialists, all working together for more than half ...

Saturday August 15, 2009

Inside NPR.org

Introducing the NPR News iPhone App

August 15, 2009 • For those who like to get their NPR information on the go, we're pleased to announce the launch of the NPR iPhone app. It's designed to let you tune in your favorite stations, catch up on programs you missed or simply stay abreast of the latest ne...

Wednesday April 22, 2009

Inside NPR.org

NPR on the iPhone

April 22, 2009 • NPR hasn't built a single app for the iPhone, but NPR content already has a giant presence there. Who's building all these apps, and why?

Friday January 9, 2009

Inside NPR.org

Moving Forward With Inauguration Report

January 9, 2009 • As I mentioned last week, we've been brainstorming ways of using a variety of social media tools to collect stories from people related to President-elect Obama's inauguration. We're starting to make some good progress, so I wanted to post a quick...

Wednesday December 31, 2008

Inside NPR.org

Help NPR Plan Our Social Media Activities for the Inauguration

December 31, 2008 • The presidential inauguration is less than a month away and the NPR social media desk is kicking it into high-gear to figure out how we can get all of you involved in our inauguration coverage. We're also looking for some techies who can help make...

Thursday July 24, 2008

Inside NPR.org

More Cowbell: Brainstorming an NPR Music iPhone App

July 24, 2008 • What types of iPhone apps would you like us to develop for NPR Music?

Monday July 14, 2008

Inside NPR.org

Life After the Mobile Web: Will Media Ever be the Same?

July 14, 2008 • Mobile applications like Twitter have certainly changed social media, but is wireless mobility also changing traditional media? In our efforts to create a new way to engage NPR listeners, the team who created the