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Cheapest iPhone And iPod Touch Dictionary Apps

By Gina Trapani on November 27, 2008 at 5:00 AM

Macworld runs down the cheapest iPhone dictionary applications; sadly, the one free option doesn’t get the best review (though it’s unsurprisingly the most popular). What’s your favourite iPhone dictionary application? Let us know.

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  • Alvaro Ramirez
    March 8, 2009 at 3:29 AM

    Hi Gina,

    We released LexLook! on the AppStore recently. This might be an alternative to some of the other popular references. By default, the app comes with an extensive English dictionary. We also have a catalog of random references you can choose from and download. You may also upload your own reference (cookbooks, cocktails, study guides, etc) and share with other users. The idea is that we provide the platform and the users decide what searchable data is worth having on their phones.

    We’d love to get some feedback for our app. All suggestions and comments are welcome.

    You can find out more at http://xenodium.com or just search for LexLook! on iTunes (it’s free).

    Thanks,

    Alvaro

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