Wikipedia, one of the world’s top 10 most visited websites, and a resource used by billions every month, is getting its first makeover on the desktop in over a decade. The Wikimedia Foundation, which ...

Wikipedia, the web's 20-year-old crowdsourced encyclopedia, is about to get a new-look desktop interface and its first redesign in a decade. Launched in January 2001 by Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger, ...

The Wikimedia Foundation said the update is designed to make the site more accessible and easier to use, featuring improved search options, an updated header and an easier-to-find language swapping ...

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Wikipedia's latest update prioritizes both contributors and readers, letting users access free knowledge seamlessly (Image via Wikimedia) After a considerable gap of ten long years, the massively ...

An open source application automates the process of downloading and displaying all of Wikipedia on your desktop, a large task that takes more than a day to complete. Dubbed Xowa, the software displays ...

Ah, Wikipedia. The digital encyclopedia has been around for nearly 20 years and remains a primary source of information. It’s the best place to begin any important research. Even though it can be ...

Wikipedia is one of the most visited sites in the world. And for over a decade, its desktop site’s design has remained consistent. However, that’s going to change soon, as the organization is ...

Wikipedia is finally getting its first major redesign in a decade, but it may be notable precisely because of how little it changes the core experience. The newly launched rework looks very familiar, ...

The nonprofit that helps run Wikipedia wants to update the interface to reduce the clunkiness and ensure people come away feeling it's a trustworthy, modern website. A redesign is coming to the ...

Wikipedia has been an integral part of web culture for nearly twenty years, letting users browse its millions of text-heavy, crowd-sourced encyclopedia entries from their computer, tablet, or phone.