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Which Dictionary is best suited for iPhone & Smart Phones?

whiteparkbay — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 16:15:32 +0000

What Dictionaries would you most like to see as Apps on iPhone, Android, Blackberry and PalmPre? Send us your feedback?

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Dictionary Apps now on Twitter

whiteparkbay — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 11:59:28 +0000

We have just launched a new Twitter account for all the information relating to White Park Bay’s Dictionary Apps on iPhone, Android, BlackBerry and all things SmartPhone, follow us at www.twitter.com/DictionaryApps

Everyday uses for Medical Dictionary App… Tamiflu

whiteparkbay — Tue, 11 Aug 2009 10:02:10 +0000

When one of WPB’s staff (that’ll be me) needed to get the lowdown on what Osiltamivir was, for a family member diagnosed with Swine Flu having been prescribed the antiviral, they consulted their copy of the Oxford Concise Medical Dictionary on iPhone. Being out and about, having access to this info immediately, was very handy.

More info at: http://su.pr/7K1FD2

Oxford UP Dictionaries Go Geek

whiteparkbay — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 19:55:18 +0000

When GeekDad at Wired magazine was looking for Dictionaries for his six year old son, he turned to our Apps http://su.pr/2DcZJ6

“The Oxford University Press has long understood this, and they’ve partnered with WhiteParkBay.com to produce stylish iPhone and iPod Touch versions of some of their most popular subject dictionaries.”

Thanks for the support GeekDad!

iPhone Dictionary of Music – Screens Added

whiteparkbay — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 22:55:29 +0000

Check out the new screens from the Dictionary of Music for iPhone:

The most authoritative dictionary of music available in paperback. It is a rich mine of information for lovers of music of all periods and styles. Fully revised and updated, the 5th edition of this established reference work contains over 200 new entries, including information on approximately 150 new performers. Written by Michael Kennedy, a renowned authority on classical music, the dictionary includes over 14,000 entries on terms from “allegro” to “zingaro,” and on works from “Aida “to “Tosca,” as well as instruments and their history, composers, librettists, musicians, singers, and orchestras. It also boasts comprehensive works lists for major composers. It remains the essential reference for music students and teachers, and fascinating reading for all other music enthusiasts.

Available on iTunes at: http://su.pr/32HG8P

"Oxford University Press redefines the iPhone", according to MobileMarketeer

whiteparkbay — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 22:12:36 +0000

Find out more at http://su.pr/5Vv4xD