Sunday, November 15, 2009
Putting Wikipedia in Your Pocket
Like it or hate it, trust it or not, you can’t deny that Wikipedia is something of a phenomenon. It houses well over 3 million articles on hundreds of topics, and those numbers are growing daily. Many, many people use Wikipedia as a source of information, and for the most part it’s quite reliable. Obviously, you need to be connected to the Internet to use it. What happens when you’re offline and need your hit of Wikipedia? You’re not out of luck. Thanks to a company called OpenMoko, you can carry Wikipedia in your pocket. Literally. All thanks to a gadget called the WikiReader.
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