Wikipedia reboots its official iOS app: native, speedy, mobile editing and loads more

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By Christian ZibregJul 31, 2014, 4:40 pm346 pts
I’ve never been a fan of Wikipedia’s iOS app because it’s basically such a piece of you-know-what. Available since August 2009, the software’s never managed to win me over. Put simply, it’s always felt to me like a hastily written web app, because that’s essentially what it is. But not anymore. Say ‘hello’ to…

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