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Hi everyone 
I would like to show you my first little and already published Android app called rakno ("random knowledge"). It provides his user randomly chosen Wikipedia articles in his device's system language using a very simple layout. The app is free of costs and also free of advertising (I hate this banners
).
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.onedevelopment.rakno
The motive of rakno is to provide knowledge you probably never would have searched for. It displays the summarized text paragraphs of the randomly chosen articles as well as the more precise ones (but only if you want to see them). You are able to open the regarding Wikipedia article within an installed browser (e.g. Chrome) and in addition to that you can look over the last displayed articles by using the history function.
Planned for the next version are for example push messages with random knowledge ...
Thank you for testing, have fun and about feedback I would be very happy!
Best regards
konnyONE
I would like to show you my first little and already published Android app called rakno ("random knowledge"). It provides his user randomly chosen Wikipedia articles in his device's system language using a very simple layout. The app is free of costs and also free of advertising (I hate this banners
).https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eu.onedevelopment.rakno
The motive of rakno is to provide knowledge you probably never would have searched for. It displays the summarized text paragraphs of the randomly chosen articles as well as the more precise ones (but only if you want to see them). You are able to open the regarding Wikipedia article within an installed browser (e.g. Chrome) and in addition to that you can look over the last displayed articles by using the history function.
Planned for the next version are for example push messages with random knowledge ...
Thank you for testing, have fun and about feedback I would be very happy!
Best regards
konnyONE
