writes that when Apple's latest version of its iOS software becomes widely available this fall, Podcasts will get its own app where users will be able to discover, download and play them on mobile devices.
"Users who access iTunes via laptop and desktop machines will still find them in that version of iTunes, though," he writes.
This would be good news for Apple fans who might have been worried that Apple was doing away with Podcasts after the website posted a screenshot that showed a change in which Podcasts had disappeared from the new version of iTunes in Apple's brand new mobile operating system.
But, it apparently isn't going away for mobile devices, it's just getting its own territory. Podcasts has been available on Apple mobile devices and people love them.
Podcast fans -- and there are plenty of them out there -- seem to generally like the idea.
For one thing, the More tab probably isn't the optimum place to draw attention to the wealth of content that podcasts bring to users. So getting its own turf will likely be a boon to both the people who consume them, as well as those who broadcast them.
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