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London - A City Through Time Pros

✓ Fantastic AppThis app is not only beautiful, but also very rich in historic detail and information. It is very interactive and easy to use. It is worth every penny of the seemingly-steep price..Gunther1989Version: 1.6

✓ NiceA very nice London companion. Perhaps best used in the company of the Michelin Green Guide. Could have used a LOT more copy editing. Lots and lots of outright errors. Would have been nice to be able to navigate on the historical maps, apart from being able to view or download them. Notably missing is the current Underground chart (unless I'm missing something). The current Bus routes and schedules would also have been a nice-to-have, or at least links thereto..OuterVersion: 1.0

London - A City Through Time Cons

✗ Sound does not workPurchased and downloaded application on 8th July 2012. Sound does not work at all. Cannot comment further because the application is no better than Wikipedia without the full audio visual experience. Expensive purchase and expensive mistake..Pmk1234Version: 1.0

✗ London--A city thru time2nd UPDATE: Another star awarded. It's obvious someone's listening and working to make this a first-class app. Now when you search on a name there is an article on the person; sometimes short, sometimes long. BUT there is now a hyperlink to Wikipedia if you want to read about someone in greater depth. What a great idea! Now if they would add such links to subjects other than Persons I'd be really pleased. As it is I could spend hours with this app. If I'm lucky enough to get to London once more I'll bring my iPad and have the Ace of Guides. Bravo. UPDATE: Another disappointment. I decided to open the section called 'Browse by Subject' and worked my way to 'Squares' for which London is justly famous. The first one on the list was Butts Square in Middlesex. There was a a very brief description, 83 words. 'OK', I thought, 'Maybe there's really not much to talk about.'. The end of the note mentioned the 18th Century politician, John Wilkes, whose name sounded familiar. There was no hyperlink allowing me to jump to his entry. Entering the search function, I found a brief entry on Wilkes. I compared it to the entry in my CONCISE Dictionary of National Biography to 1900 (who can afford or house all 67 volumes of the un-concise version?) and found an article on Wilkes, an epitome of that in the full set. It was MUCH longer than the one here. In the Butts Square article there were two hyperlinks, one to Archery, the other to Middlesex. That's good. It's odd, since an article exists in this app on Wilkes, that he doesn't rate a hyperlinkI I read a positive review about this in a recent Economist and even tho it is pricey I'm so interested in London I bought it at once. I've put it's icon on my iPad home page for fast access. Original Review: The 360* views are great; I've only done Trafalgar Square yet. However, the search function is lame. I wanted to read about the Brompton Cemetery and it came up with nothing. There are three categories to search under: by people, by article title, and by something called 'full articles text'. I searched the three ways being very careful in my spelling. A huge disillusion. There is the Google map function, with its customary street layout which can be converted to satellite view; nice. However, unlike the usual google option of using both simultaneously, you have to choose one or the other. I like to use both because the street map has labels; the satellite doesn't. You have a birds eye view without any idea of what you're looking at. When the street map is opened it is littered with identifying icons which can obscure what your looking for. There is an option which more or less lets you hide them. Using the map and knowing where Brompton Cemetery is, I found it and using the icon there displayed (an appropriate skull) I was able to read a brief article about the cemetery. Unlike many apps, if you leave the London one, upon your return you have to start all over; it doesn't hold your place. The App Store app, in which I'm writing this review, let me go to the London app to double-check what I was writing and then let me come right back to this review without having to start all over. Whew! I'll write more of this app's pros and cons as I become familiar with it. I'm giving it only two stars now because of the ghastly search engine. I truly hope they fix it so I can rave about it. ..BeachesboyVersion: 1.1

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