Tag: Wikipedia - Latest Releases

May 02, 2012 - Coast has announced the release of LexiMobile 1.0 iPhone, iPod touch and iPad users. This app puts the right word at users' fingertips exactly when they need it. With a massive database of words as well as direct links to Wikipedia and many popular search engines, users are never at a loss for words, word meanings, synonyms or proper spelling. The included thesaurus also includes a complete crossword help section with over 113,000 of the most popular words used in crossword puzzles.

Apr 24, 2012 - Coast today announced the release of LexiMobile 1.0 iPhone, iPod touch and iPad users. This app puts the right word at users' fingertips exactly when they need it. With a massive database of words as well as direct links to Wikipedia and many popular search engines, users are never at a loss for words, word meanings, synonyms or proper spelling. The included thesaurus also includes a complete crossword help section with over 113,000 of the most popular words used in crossword puzzles.

Apr 24, 2012 - The WikiNodes app, which displays Wikipedia articles as a visual constellation of related nodes, has a major update. The app is featured this week in the Apple App Store as "New and Noteworthy" for Education. New features make Wikipedia more personal, allowing readers to add text, audio and image/video notes to articles, label articles with tags, and sequence notes into presentations. Other new features include: sharing options, faster performance, better layouts, and full screen images.

Apr 19, 2012 - WikiFlow, an app designed to burst the Internet 'filter bubble', has been updated. The 'filter bubble' phenomenon is of growing concern to Internet users as personalized search results and recommendation engines increasingly narrow the breadth of information we receive daily. To increase exposure to new ideas, WikiFlow provides a simple way of flowing through the depths of Wikipedia, giving an unbiased and unfiltered stream of topics.

Apr 16, 2012 - The WikiNodes app, which displays Wikipedia articles as a visual constellation of related nodes, has a major update. The app is featured this week in the Apple App Store as "New and Noteworthy" for Education. New features make Wikipedia more personal, allowing readers to add text, audio and image/video notes to articles, label articles with tags, and sequence notes into presentations. Other new features include: sharing options, faster performance, better layouts, and full screen images.

Apr 11, 2012 - WikiFlow, an app designed to burst the Internet 'filter bubble', has recently been updated. The 'filter bubble' phenomenon is of growing concern to Internet users as personalized search results and recommendation engines increasingly narrow the breadth of information we receive daily. To increase exposure to new ideas, WikiFlow provides a simple way of flowing through the depths of Wikipedia, giving an unbiased and unfiltered stream of topics.

Jan 24, 2012 - California based Downshift Interactive introduced Quote Seeker 1.0, its free new reference app for iOS devices. Quote Seeker offers access to thousands of quotes and Wikipedia links. With over three thousand quotes from the most famous people in history, users can submit their own quotes, favorite, rate, and comment on any they choose. You can even share your favorites to Facebook or Twitter. Quote Seeker features a clean and intuitive interface and does not require an internet connection.

Jan 16, 2012 - California based Downshift Interactive introduces Quote Seeker 1.0, its free new reference app for iOS devices. Quote Seeker offers access to thousands of quotes and Wikipedia links. With over three thousand quotes from the most famous people in history, users can submit their own quotes, favorite, rate, and comment on any they choose. You can even share your favorites to Facebook or Twitter. Quote Seeker features a clean and intuitive interface and does not require an internet connection.

Jun 20, 2011 - Avocado Hills has released Wikibot 1.0 for iOS. Wikibot makes reading Wikipedia articles a joy on your iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Between the beautifully crafted interface, customizable display options, and killer features like tabbed browsing, language switching, a read-later queue and offline caching, there is a lot to love about Wikibot. This is Wikipedia the way that it was meant to be experienced.