Current Monarchs

Even in the modern world, many countries still have kings and queens.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Education	$0.99	Elegant Recursion Inc.	iPhone, iPad, iPod

Do you like learning about Monarchs? If you do, then you have come to the right place. Inside you will find an exhaustive list of every living Monarch. Better yet, your experience is not limited to what we provide, as the application ties directly into web services to provide additional images and other resources so you can continue to explore and learn. Search for keywords, bookmark your favorites, browse images, and have a lot of fun. You might even learn something!

Top Features Include:

- List of every Living Monarch
- See images of each one
- Fully retina compatible for iPhone and the new iPad
- Browse additional images and even view them full screen.
- Adaptive web server search algorithm provides constantly better image results for base thumbnails.
- Full text search.
- Personal favorites list.
- Explore further with integrated web searching. No need to leave the application.
- A fully universal application that can be used on iPod touch, iPhone, and iPad. No need to purchase a separate HD/XL application for your iPad.
- On the iPad the application will work in all orientations. You can hold it any way you like and it will keep up.
- Developed by an experienced programmer. No crashing, memory leak problems, or other annoying experiences.
- A dedicated developer who will add more features and keep improving the application. I love to get suggestions of features.
- A low price. Why pay more money for lesser apps?

Reviews

Needs update
eepisski

Been 2 years needs a update for all monarchs who have either abdicated or died, and for their heir apparent.

Promising but needs work
Podkayne 42

The alphabetical listing puts all the kings under K, emperor under E, etc. is that deliberate? And by the way, it is emperor, not emper. Be that as it may, the info on Emperor Akihito of Japan is impressive. I like the in-app Google links too. List is shorter than I expected, but I have no special knowledge—maybe there really are only a handful left.