Clear Channel’s iheartradio delivers your favorite radio stations to the iPhone or iPod touch for free.

Features include:
• Listen anywhere over WiFi, EDGE or 3G
• Explore new stations from across the country
• Bookmark your favorite station
• Album art and song lyrics are available for the currently playing song

System requirements:
• Apple iPhone, iPhone 3G or iPod touch
• WiFi, EDGE or 3G data connection
• iPhone OS 2.0.2 or later

Clear Channel plans to add stations weekly.

Current stations include:
• WXKS-FM (Kiss 108)/Boston
• WKSC-FM (103.5 Kiss)/Chicago
• KTRH-AM/Houston
• KIIS-FM/Los Angeles
• KFI-AM/Los Angeles
• KFAN-AM/Minneapolis
• WHTZ-FM (Z100)/New York
• WWPR-FM (Power 105.1)/New York
• KYLD-FM (Wild 949)/San Francisco
• WWDC-FM (DC101)/Washington, DC

More info and download link (via iTunes’ App Store) here.

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