A digital book reader could bring information to students in developing countries using a technology that is long past its prime: 8-bit computing. The Humane Reader, a device designed by computer ...

Think of Wikipedia, and your mental image probably has you sitting at a PC tapping your queries in. But that’s about to change because Wikipedia’s Wikireader takes the encyclopedia mobile, in a ...

OpenMoko has launched a new product called WikiReader, a small mobile device that stores over 3 million Wikipedia entries. Users can browse Wikipedia offline on its touchscreen display. The WikiReader ...

WikiReader is a handheld device for people who rely on the information contained at Wikipedia more often than they have access to the Internet. The offline, "always on" unit is designed to deliver ...

Billed as “the easiest way to discover and learn about the world around you,” Curiosity is a Wikipedia reader for the – well – curious. By pulling location data from the user’s iPhone, Curiosity ...

Openmoko, maker of the first open source cell phone, released its new WikiReader handheld. The $99 device allows you to browse over 3 million Wikipedia entries without the need for wired, or wireless ...

Tamper, a independent iOS company known for their award winning organizer app Morning, today released Curiosity, a beautiful location-aware Wikipedia reader for iPhone. The app surfaces interesting ...

The project is built on NXP ARM Cortex microcontroller LPC114 in order to create an offline reader of Wikipedia that renders offline xml dumps onto readable text formats. The project is built on NXP ...