Griffin iTrip & iTrip Controller for iPhone/iPod Touch Released iTrip FM Transmitter Boasts Full App Control & Configuration

Griffin have announced that their iTrip FM transmitter Controller app
for the iPhone and iPod Touch, which has the distinction of offering
full control of their iTrip FM Transmitterย add-onย via a free app,
allowing you to configure settings directly via your iPhone ot iPod
Touch s touchscreen, has now been released.

The first ever iPhone/iPod Touch FM transmitter to offer full
application pairing, the iTrip Controll App, which requires OS 3.0,
boasts a settings screen allowing for adjustment of SmartSound EQ and
mono/stereo broadcast modes as well as for implementing Griffin s
SmartScan to find the most suited available frequency and offers the
following in terms of features:
Broadcasts music, podcasts and audio books to any nearby FM radio
Displays track and artist information on RDS-compatible radios
Backlit graphic LCD display is easy to read in any light
Large menu button allows easy fingertip navigation of menus
Griffin's SmartScan technology automates setup and operation by
instantly finding the best available frequency in any locale
Users can save up to 3 presets for easy recall
Choose between stereo and mono transmission for best signal
Toggle SmartSound EQ adjustment on or off
Transport controls allow track changes directly from the iTrip and
return tactile button feedback to iPhone and iPod touch
Micro-USB port for charging any USB-powered iPod or iPhone from any
compatible charger, including Griffin's classic PowerBlock or PowerJolt
iTrip has defined the iPod accessory industry since its release seven
years ago, said Paul Griffin, creator of iTrip, founder and CEO of
Griffin Technology Inc. Now with app integration, iTrip represents the
latest FM transmitter technologies and best user interface available
anywhere.

Griffin s iTrip is available now and will set you back just shy of $50
whilst the iTrip Controller App, which is also now available, won t cost
you a bean (but will be useless without the iTrip hardware, obviously).