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The Wall Street Journal iPhone App

Submitted by Shawn on Thursday, 16 April 2009No Comment

You can now read the WSJ on your iPhone for free. Blackberry owners have had this option for some time now.

The layout is very similar to the New York Times app. The one difference I noticed is the headline font are larger . The app is very responsive when switching between articles. The app also offers audio and video clips.

The app is available at the iTunes Store now. Click here to download.

Popularity: 11% [?]

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