You can now annotate lyrics to rap songs (and lots of other kinds of content, too) on your iPhone’s Rap Genius app, according to 9to5Mac.
New features with version 1.5 include:
- Annotate content. (It only possible to read annotations before, which you can already do on the mobile web.)
- Copy lyrics from the app and paste them elsewhere (making artists everywhere ecstatic).
- A channel picker, so you can flip through the company’s verticals, such as rock, literature and news.
Follow all of our coverage of the Williamsburg company here (including one very strange video).
Companies:
Genius
Series:
Brooklyn
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