LAist

LAist

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Details about LAist

  • Released
  • Updated
  • iOS Version
  • Age Rating
  • Size
  • Devices
  • Languages
  • October 18, 2008
  • September 29, 2024
  • 16.0+
  • 4+
  • 22.11MB
  • iPhone, iPad
  • English
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Version History of LAist

4.5.12

July 28, 2024

• Bug fixes and improvements.

4.5.11

April 18, 2024

• Miscellaneous fixes and improvements.

4.5.10

April 8, 2024

• Miscellaneous fixes and improvements.

4.5.9

March 18, 2024

• Minor fixes and improvements.

4.5.8

March 5, 2024

• Miscellaneous fixes and improvements.

4.5.7

March 1, 2024

• In-app feedback form for AirTalk. • Bug fixes and improvements.

4.5.6

February 21, 2024

• Various fixes and improvements.

4.5.5

January 30, 2024

• Minor fixes and improvements.

4.5.4

January 19, 2024

• Bug fixes and improvements.

4.5.3

December 13, 2023

• Bug fixes and improvements.

Price History of LAist

Description of LAist

KPCC is now LAist. LAist delivers news, information, and stories that aim to spark your curiosity, make you feel more connected, explain the issues that confuse you and help you find ways to make a difference. All based on what we’ve heard from you about what matters to your life. We are made of LA. Stream live and on-demand programming from LA’s number one NPR radio station, including your favorite shows like “All Things Considered,” “Fresh Air,” “Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me,” “Morning Edition,” and “AirTalk.” Our independent and award-winning nonprofit newsroom will never put a paywall between you and our content. Check us out and become a member, or drop us a line and tell us what you think.
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LAist: FAQ

Is the LAist app compatible with iPads?

Yes, the LAist software is iPad-compatible.

Who launched the LAist app?

The LAist app was made by Southern California Public Radio.

What is the minimum iOS requirement for LAist to function properly?

The minimum iOS requirement: 16.0.

What do users think of the app?

2.6: The LAist app gets mild reviews.

What is the main genre of the LAist app?

News Is The Primary Genre Of The Laist App.

Which version of the LAist app is the latest one?

The newest version of LAist is 4.5.12.

When did the last LAist update come out?

The date of the last LAist update is September 29, 2024.

When did LAist get launched?

The LAist app was initially released on February 5, 2023.

What age rating does LAist have?

The LAist app is rated Southern California Public Radio: Contains no objectionable material.

Which languages does LAist support?

LAist currently features the following languages: English.

Is LAist available in Apple Arcade's lineup?

No, LAist is not available on Apple Arcade.

Are there in-app purchases available in LAist?

No, LAist does not offer in-app purchases.

Is LAist tailored for Apple Vision Pro compatibility?

Unfortunately, LAist is not tailored for compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.

Are ads featured prominently in LAist?

Yes, ads are featured prominently in LAist.

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Reviews of LAist

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  • Doesn’t play well with CarPlay

    All of a sudden, the screen comes up blank when I open the app in CarPlay. It makes it unsafe to drive when you have to open the app directly on your phone to get the screen to populate.
  • App used to be SO much better

    What I don’t understand is that this app used to be able to cache the livestream. The user could pause, rewind and fast-forward to catch up, so we *know* it’s possible. This functionality disappeared around the pandemic (when it was still the KPCC app.) Why torture those of us who are information junkies (and pay $100s to LAist) by taking this functionality away? Is it so you could pump every restart with a contributor’s ‘ad’ (which, coincidentally, got more aggressive around the time the caching functionality disappeared and the app became prone to crashing..?) Please tell us this isn’t a ‘cash grab’ effort by a PUBLIC radio affiliate, gone wrong?! As an end-user who misses content constantly because of app crashes, I can tell you it has the opposite effect: having to listen to the same sponsorship ‘ad’ before you can get back to the content you are missing simply gives one a negative association with that contributor statement. Please bring *back* caching functionality!
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  • Barely functional

    Most of the time when I bring it up in CarPlay it is a blank screen with nothing to play. Then it pauses when the gps announces a turn, but take waaayyy too long to play again. I’ve taken to just listening on the radio with extremely poor reception in Santa Monica going over the 405 pass. But better than the awful app. I used to be able to as Siri to play kpcc and that worked great. Unfortunately Siri constantly mis-hears LAist and I am forced to use my phone or the CarPlay screen while driving. Not ideal and, as I wrote above, barely functional.
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