Shakespeare in bits: Macbeth iPad Edition available now

Shakespeare in bits: Macbeth iPad Edition is the second title of Shakespeare in bits (SIB) hit the iPad. I reviewed the first iPad title in the series, Shakespeare in bits: Romeo & Juliet, back to the month August and thought, enforcement and bias set concept are both excellent.

Here's some background on this new application and the series via the APP store page:

Shakespeare series-bit brings you this edition new study fully animated and fully expressed Macbeth starring Stephen Dillane and Fiona Shaw.

Not to settle for editions of film cut-down, or the translations before the text of the piece. Shakespeare-bit comprises the full original text combined with all new features to make quick and easy understanding dynamic text. Modern translations for difficult words and phrases are somewhat further, with notes of comprehensive study for each section, plot summaries, analyses, and everything you need to understand Shakespeare a snap.

In addition, the entire piece is presented alongside two-and-a-half hours of animation illustrating each row in each scene. With a single touch, you'll be treated to a beautifully animated of the current action presentation demonstrate exactly what is happening.

With all the benefits of audio, dynamic text, notes editions and film in a single package, easy to navigate, Shakespeare in bits is the only study guide you'll ever need.

Characteristics of the product:
-The text of original game unabridged, break easily digested "bits".
-Complete notes, summaries and analyses for each section.
-A unique translation online system obscure words and phrases.
-Almost two and-half hours of animation, featuring the voices of Stephen Dillane and Fiona Shaw. (Audio provided by Naxos Audiobooks).
-Biographies for every character, accessed through the browser or in the main room interpreters.
-A character relationship map, showing the key relationships in the room.
-A view side-by-side showing animations and text at the same time main room
-Animations high-resolution
-A text highlight functionality, which highlights the current line of text is spoken in animation
-Text highlighting while seeking through a video animation, which allows to easily navigate to a particular line in an animation
-Tab-bar simple navigation through all the features of the room

Here's a slice of my review of the SIB Romeo & Juliet, title is highlighting one of best things about these applications:

One of the great things on the approach of Shakespeare in bits is that all the various "bits" that make up the application are performed extremely well and easy-to-time to.? They make it easy to jump out of the room and immerse yourself in as much or little background information that you want in each of your sessions with it.

I am pleased to see that this second issue of Shakespeare in the iPad bits hit the app store. You can find in the APP store now price of $14.99.

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