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Digital Reading Room: Breaking it down Aug 9th 2013, 15:45, by Jeff Merron [As tablets get more powerful, with more memory and sharper-looking screens, their apps are getting a makeover. Increasingly, mobile apps employ multimedia—combining words, pictures, audio, and video—in new and interesting ways. In our Digital Reading Room series, we'll look at some eye-catching multimedia apps and tell you which ones deserve a place on your mobile device.] The wait will soon be over for fans of Breaking Bad, who can get set for Sunday night's premiere episode with the help of an enhanced iBook. In less welcome returns, Congress will be back in session a month from now, but a pair of history apps aimed at students deserve a high approval rating. To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here Media files: drr_breaking_bad-100049573-small.jpg

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