30 JAN
by Marianne Schultz
Yesterday, the National Geographic Society dropped the price of its World Atlas app from $1.99 to free. Itâs not clear if this is a temporary change or a permanent one but itâs the first time this app has been available for free since it was released in the App Store in 2010. Though I hope that many of you havenât been waiting nearly three years for it to go free so you could save $2, a deal is a deal so hop to it if you want to get this excellent app with maps and information for every country and major city on this lovely planet of ours for free.
National Geographic World Atlas gives you a virtual globe through which you can explore the world. You can zoom in on any location to see a more detailed map and read about the primary languages, religions, government type, currency, and much more for countries around the world. You can view the world in one of multiple map styles (classic, antique, satellite, or road) and even download maps to your iPhone or iPad so you can do your virtual exploration even when you donât have an internet connection.
National Geographic World Atlas is a universal app with an interface optimized for the iPadâs larger screen and also the iPhone 5. If you have children who are curious about the world or if you like to do a little virtual exploration yourself, itâs a fantastic reference app from a highly respected institution.
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National Geographic World Atlas
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National Geographic has taken its award-winning World Atlas and updated it completely for 2013 with a new look, improved functionality, and brand new features. ALL MAPS UPDATED ⢠All...
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