For those that are Wikipedia addicts that are also iPads, your dream has come true. Hopefully that is a crossover audience. Discover by Cooliris is able to take Wikipedia and put it in a “magazine-style interface”. Just picture OpenMoko’s Wikireader, but in a colorful, fancier format. It’s only compatible with the …

A couple of days ago Verizon Wireless removed the Google and Wikipedia search tool that existed on all their BlackBerry models. Their official search tool is now powered by Microsoft and is also known as Bing. According to a Verizon spokesperson, if users want Google or Wikipedia, they can easily surf the web or visit [...]

Taiwanese company Openmoko announced the availability of WikiReader, a portable device that contains three million English language articles from everybody’s favorite online encyclopedia, Wikipedia. It turns on instantly, has a touchscreen, and does not require an Internet connection to function. Updates to the Reader are provided quarterly and are available for free download. …

I don’t know about you guys but Wikipedia is one of my favorite places to go while on the web. The information might not always be accurate but you will surely get a general idea of the topic you were researching. And Wikipedia is a must-have on one’s mobile. Orange and the Wikimedia Foundation have [...]

For people who are fond of using and sending quotes to their friends, here is a specific reference point you can use compatible with the iPhone. Quote Book from TOMSOFT allows generations of wisdom to be carried in your pocket in the form of a database of 3,000-or-so quotations. From the uncomfortable to the hilarious, [...]

I don’t know about you but one of my favorite sites is Wikipedia since it has an answer for most of my questions. Therefore I’d want it on any smartphone and especially the iPhone. There are two applications for your iPhone ready to bring Wikipedia in a friendlier format to you. iWik will optimize Wikipedia [...]