Listening to live streaming talk radio over your iphone.

Well I live in South Florida and there is a talk radio station that actually has their live broadcast streaming on their website. Well since the iphone is of course capable of using the internet, I was wondering if there is anyway possible to get like windows media player or some kind of plug-in or something for safari that will allow the iphone to do this.

Tbo6652 wrote:
Adobe, the makers of Flash, i've heard, is trying to make an application for the iPhone...since this is only something i heard(and not from Adobe themselves) i cant say if its true or not...
if it is true, then it should be available this june or soon after, thought the AppStore
cross your fingers
I do recall Adobe saying that they have the SDK. That doesn't meant that they can or will develop flash for the iPhone.

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