Veveo, a developer of vtap web video service, announced the launch of its WikiTap application, now available for both the iPhone and T-Mobile G1 (Google Android).
WikiTap lets iPhone and G1 users search Wikipedia. The company said that WikiTap application also allows users to enhance and expand multimedia content relevant to an entry by uploading photos and videos. It is the first Wikipedia application developed for the iPhone and Android that allows people to not only read articles, but micro-contribute multimedia on the go, searchable by other members of WikiTap community.
"WikiTap gives iPhone and Android users a unique way to discover, enjoy, share and contribute to the already amazing amount of knowledge that exists in Wikipedia, all from the convenience of a mobile device," said Murali Aravamudan , CEO of Veveo. "Built on vtap technology, which delivers over 250 million media search queries per month, the iPhone and Android community now have the ability to easily search through millions of Wikipedia documents, and micro-contribute by uploading videos on any topic, from anywhere, making it an even more powerful knowledgebase for other users."
WikiTap lets iPhone and Android users make contributions to Wikipedia content, wherever they are. WikiTap also enhances the Wikipedia experience by mashing in relevant videos from vtap's video search index. A Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down feature allows users to rate content relevance, tuning results for the community.
WikiTap lets iPhone and G1 users search Wikipedia. The company said that WikiTap application also allows users to enhance and expand multimedia content relevant to an entry by uploading photos and videos. It is the first Wikipedia application developed for the iPhone and Android that allows people to not only read articles, but micro-contribute multimedia on the go, searchable by other members of WikiTap community.
"WikiTap gives iPhone and Android users a unique way to discover, enjoy, share and contribute to the already amazing amount of knowledge that exists in Wikipedia, all from the convenience of a mobile device," said Murali Aravamudan , CEO of Veveo. "Built on vtap technology, which delivers over 250 million media search queries per month, the iPhone and Android community now have the ability to easily search through millions of Wikipedia documents, and micro-contribute by uploading videos on any topic, from anywhere, making it an even more powerful knowledgebase for other users."
WikiTap lets iPhone and Android users make contributions to Wikipedia content, wherever they are. WikiTap also enhances the Wikipedia experience by mashing in relevant videos from vtap's video search index. A Thumbs Up/Thumbs Down feature allows users to rate content relevance, tuning results for the community.

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