Seems like everyone is creating iPhone applications these days. And I have to admit, some of the apps I’ve seen are ingenious. (Anyone else downloaded the Koi Pond?) The New York Times is also in on the act and has just released version 2 of its iPhone application.

The New York Times iPhone app allows you to read various stories published by The New York Times. So it’s just the thing for catching up on the news if you’re stuck on a crowded train, or waiting in a long queue.

Oh, and the app is free too. It may not be in the iPhone App store just yet. If not, see if you can get it directly from The New York Times website.

Source: Marshall Kirkpatrick, “New NYTimes iPhone App Enables Offline Reading,” ReadWriteWeb, March 4, 2009

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