Minipedia - English Database1.0.1 - Google Play

This is the required language package for Minipedia - the offline Wiki Reader.

Minipedia is a fast and simple way to access Wikipedia® articles using your Android Phone or Tablet without a network connection.

With more than 500,000 downloads worldwide and a cumulative rating of 4.25 stars, Minipedia has been praised by reviewers and users alike. We are very proud of Minipedia for Android, and we invite every Android owner to download this wonderful,
free
reference app.

Features

→ Absolutely free
→ Includes full article text, formulas and tables
→ Supports Android 5.0 with new Material Design
→ Loads images when an internet connection is available
→ Fast & intelligent fuzzy search

No Signal? Don't worry!
No matter where you are, with Minipedia you'll have a whole encyclopedia right at your fingertips.
Minipedia works
offline and provides access to complete article texts, formulas and, of course, tables!
Important:
You must have access to wireless local area network (WiFi) for downloading databases.

Don't waste your precious space on your mobile device for non-relevant articles. Minipedia provides offline access for the most important ones.
Minipedia, with a database of articles much smaller than the entire online Wikipedia, provides
intelligent searching based on the popularity of the article
.

Search Wikipedia articles the Intelligent Way
For example, a search for "Mark" on Wikipedia returns "Marketing" as the first item in the drop-down results list. A search for "Mark" on Minipedia returns "Mark Zuckerberg" as the top result, a more relevant answer for most users. Minipedia's intelligent search returns both results that begin with and results that contain "Mark," (e.g., Mark Zuckerberg, Mark Wahlberg, Denmark, Affiliate Marketing, Marketing, Mark Twain, Mark Hamill, Mark Ruffalo, and Trademark). Searches frequently end before the entire word has been entered.

By comparison,
Wikipedia provides these more proper, but less relevant results
: Marketing, Mark Twain, Market, Market Town, Mark Antony, Marks & Spencer, Mark Knowles, and Mark Woodford.

Math Formulas and Tables included!
Very few Wiki Readers have the capability of
correctly displaying math formulas, nor do they include Wikipedia tables
(the images and fact summary in a column on the right edge of a Wikipedia web page). This feature can also be a great time saver, as users can quickly extract the necessary information from the table, rather than reading the article.

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