The Scholarly Kitchen

Jun 28, 2009

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I just came across an interesting new (and free) iPhone application, Audioboo. It lets you podcast from your iPhone. Mitch Joel’s “Six Pixels of Separation” blog alerted me to this.

So, I posted a quick cast (iPhonecast?) about it. The sound quality is good, and the overall ease of use beats the setup, editing, and process of doing a complete podcast.

As Mitch asks, will “access, ease-of-us, mobility and speed of delivery . . . change everything you know”?

It may well make social audio as easy as a phone call.

Listen to my first attempt, recorded minutes ago, below:

 

5 Responses to “iPhone-casting: A New Door Opens?”

1. Mitch Joel - Twist Image Says:

   
   Jun 29, 2009 at 10:56 am

   That came out pretty cool Kent. I just have to make the addition of the iPhone 3G S to smartphone family (hopefully soon!!).

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   1. Kent Anderson Says:

      
      Jun 29, 2009 at 11:06 am

      Thanks, Mitch. I sound more jet-lagged than I realized! But the audio quality of the post amazed me. Great tip!

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2. John Egan Says:

   
   Jun 30, 2009 at 11:17 am

   Very impressive. The sound quality is superb.

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3. Interview with Jason Roberts from the ISMTE Annual Conference « The Scholarly Kitchen Says:

   
   Aug 4, 2009 at 9:12 pm

   [...] Jason Roberts, the founder of the organization. I conducted the interview on my iPhone, showing once again how easy it can be to generate good audio with the right technology and a good interview [...]

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4. Kaveh Says:

   
   Jun 29, 2009 at 2:05 pm

   Just did a test. Yes, amazing microphone quality…

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