Encyclopaedia Britannica, trusted encyclopedia has launched iPad App. The Encyclopaedia Britannica App gives mobile users the ability to find information and explore subjects without compromise - users can feel confident that what they are searching for is accurate and provided by professional editors and expert contributors.
Users have two options for accessing the application. The first option is available for free and offers users high-resolution images, maps, access to 100 articles, more free from the first 100 words of each article, and the Britannica "link map." The second choice, for just $1.99 a month, iPad users can upgrade their app to include full access to every article in the Encyclopaedia, including more than 80,000 articles in a fully searchable database, the ability to download information to read offline, save and send articles, store favorites and search history and more. iPhone, Android and Microsoft versions of the app are expected to follow before early 2012.
"The Encyclopedia Britannica is putting more than 250 years worth of reliable information in the palm of your hand," says Greg Barlow, senior vice president of Encyclopaedia Britannica and marketing director. Now access the application on the iPad.
More on : http://support.britannica.com/
App On : http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id447919187?mt=8
Users have two options for accessing the application. The first option is available for free and offers users high-resolution images, maps, access to 100 articles, more free from the first 100 words of each article, and the Britannica "link map." The second choice, for just $1.99 a month, iPad users can upgrade their app to include full access to every article in the Encyclopaedia, including more than 80,000 articles in a fully searchable database, the ability to download information to read offline, save and send articles, store favorites and search history and more. iPhone, Android and Microsoft versions of the app are expected to follow before early 2012.
"The Encyclopedia Britannica is putting more than 250 years worth of reliable information in the palm of your hand," says Greg Barlow, senior vice president of Encyclopaedia Britannica and marketing director. Now access the application on the iPad.
More on : http://support.britannica.com/
App On : http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/id447919187?mt=8

