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Guardian (UK) is reporting comments by GCap Media chief executive Fru Hazlitt indicating that internet radio is coming to the iPhone and, one would expect, the iPod touch, as well:

She said the greatest growth opportunities for the company's radio stations were on FM and broadband. She also announced a new tie-up with Apple enabling people to listen to digital radio on their iPhone.

It's been expected hoped since the iPhone launched that internet radio—a killer feature for more than a few—would eventually be available.

In a 'Flash'

Meanwhile, the enterprising lads at GearLive have gotten a tip indicating Flash support may be coming to the iPhone.

Well, we’ve just got word from a reliable source that Flash support is on its way to the iPhone, and it should be coming very, very soon.

Naturally, the natural fit here is that Flash support will roll with the promised iPhone SDK at the end of the month.

Editor's note: Looks like iPhone 2.0 is about to hit...

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