As one of the biggest brands on the Web, Wikipedia needs little introduction. The world’s biggest online encyclopedia is available across a multitude of platforms, including desktop and mobile.

Wikipedia today launched an upgraded version of its iOS application aimed at helping users better discover content matching their own interests, including both articles and images. In addition, the ...

Wikipedia finally made a revised version of its iOS app, which aims to give users better recommendations for content that they’re interested in and match users with articles that pertain to their ...

A couple of new iPhone apps that are worth checking out.. Facebook 3.0 It has been submitted to the App Store and is pending approval and sports a completely re-designed interface and is sure to be a ...

Photo: Rob LeFebvre/Cult of Mac Whether you’re into a quick search for needed information or a deep dive down the rabbit hole of a massive topic of your own choosing, chances are you’ll spend a bit of ...

In addition to improving cut/copy/paste, the redesigned text selection pop-up in Android 6.0 Marshmallow allows developers to take advantage of the new contextual selection feature. The Wikipedia app ...

The Wikimedia Foundation has redesigned its app for iOS and Android, with new features including editing and saving pages for offline reading. Michelle Starr is CNET's science editor, and she hopes to ...

The popular online service Wikipedia has re-launched its iOS app with a new native version that features editing and an offline mode. The free app has some unique features other than browsing through ...

Wikipedia has had an official iOS app for some time now, but was missing a presence on Android. That ends today with the launch of the official Wikipedia app for Android. The app hasn’t been in the ...

Tired of trying to navigate Wikipedia on mobile? Well, things just got easier for you. Wikipedia now allows previews of Wiki-links to make it easier for you to preview information. Wikipedia is one of ...

Wikiwand, the startup funded to the tune of $600,000 to build a beautiful alternative to the main Wikipedia app, has launched its first native mobile client, kicking off on iPhone. Launching in August ...