An Eton Inspired App
Last Summer two boys, Thomas Humphrey and Fredrick Moross, won the O2Learn AppSkool competition with an idea for an educational app. The prize was £50,000 worth of app development. O2 informed us early on that the scale of the original idea was too large to develop. As a result, Tom Humphrey has worked closely with O2 and Golden Gekko (a leading app designer) to create an app called Lingo – Tangible Translation which has been launched on the Appstore today. Lingo is a free translation app for students of French, Italian and Spanish and creates dictionary-style word lists from any text uploaded to it. The development of the app has been supported by the school and is credited on the opening screen of the app. The app can be downloaded for iPad from the AppStore.
