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Compatibility: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch Requires iPhone OS 3.1 or later
wikiHow, the wiki how-to manual is now available at your fingertips. Search, browse, or store 60,000+ how-to articles for online or offline use.
Bonus feature: The application includes the ‘wikiHow Survival Kit,’ a collection of articles to get you through life's most difficult situations. Includes articles on first aid such as CPR, the Heimlich maneuver, treating burns and bleeding. It also contains wilderness life-savers like how to build a fire or find North without a compass. And you never know when you might need some of the more "unexpected scenario" articles like how to escape from a bear, how to regain control of a spooked camel, or how to survive a riot. Because you never know when you will need this information , the wikiHow Survival Kit is always available - with or without a cellular connection or a Wi-Fi network
With wikiHow for iPhone, you can also:
-Read the "how to of day" in our featured articles.
-Search for how-to articles on any of the over 60,000 topics on wikiHow
-Bookmark articles for later reading (bookmarked articles are saved to your phone for offline reading)
-Watch YouTube videos that accompany selected articles.
What others are saying about the app:
"WikiHow puts the power of a vast how-to Web site right on your mobile device...It’s fast, the video and photos are helpful, and if you do happen to search for a how-to that is not available, you can go online when you get back to your Mac and write one up and be a help to others." - Macworld
"wikiHow comes complete with a bonus ‘wikiHow Survival Kit’, to get you through some of life’s most difficult situations… Including life saving techniques, medical treatment tips and how-to’s, how to build a fire, how to navigate without a compass, and my personal favorite… How to regain control of a spooked Camel. You never know when you might need such info, and heck, it’s just solid info everyone should know anyway!" - Intomobile.com
wikiHow: How to and DIY Survival Kit Screenshots
wikiHow: How to and DIY Survival Kit Review
Reviewed Version: 1.0
App puts the power of vast how-to Web site on your mobile device
Learning how to do something is easy if you know where to look—and if you have a Mac nearby with an Internet connection. On the iPhone, however, tutorials are harder to come by.
This is a great little free app from wikiHow. Tons of how to information that ranges from absolutely top-notch stuff - the Survival Kit articles are really detailed, and the Featured list is great, too - to some more amusing/less complete content. It's a wiki after all. Navigation is easy, and I like that it caches recent searches in case you need to find the same thing again. I also like that it's so easy to cache articles on the phone, apps like Wikipanion make you pay for that feature. The "Shake for Random" feature is fun. And while I hope I never need the survival kit, it's pretty cool that I don't have to be able to get a network to treat a injuries, do the Heimlich manuever or deliver a baby (yikes!).I'd love category-based navigation, too, and a way to find popular content. But in general, this is a great app.
We're giving away four $50 iTunes gift certificates each month. Every time you review an iPhone app, you're automatically entered in that month's drawing. Review 50 apps, get 50 chances to win!
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