A wealth of information from across the University and City of Oxford. Whoever you are, Mobile Oxford is your central guide to help you do your day-to-day tasks. Whether it's finding a library book, checking the next bus or even finding what time the nearest post box is collected Mobile Oxford is for you.
Any device with a web browser is all you need to be able to use most of the features below,and if you to own a smartphone you can use more advanced features like your GPS.
Discover featured objects from the University of Oxford's four world-renowned museums and keep up to date with the latest exhibitions and events. The Ashmolean Museum, the Museum of the History of Science, the Museum of Natural History and the Pitt Rivers Museum each hold distinct and fascinating collections to explore.
Shakespeare’s First Folio, telegrams from the sinking Titanic, the
Elements of Euclid and manuscripts in Jane Austen’s own hand: this app
supports the Treasures of the Bodleian exhibition and brings together
some of the rarest, most important and most evocative objects in the
world, from ancient papyri through medieval oriental manuscripts to
twentieth-century printed books and ephemera. Explore in high resolution
through themes including the classical heritage; maps and boundaries;
the sacred word; the animal and plant kingdoms; literature and music;
the sciences of observation and calculation; and moments in history.
This app is available for iPhone, iPad and Android.
The Making of the King James Bible is the first in a series of mobile apps from the Bodleian Libraries at the University of Oxford.
In 2011, the King James Bible is 400 years old and still the most printed book in existence. The Bodleian Libraries in Oxford marked this anniversary with an exhibition entitled 'Manifold Greatness: Oxford and the Making of the King James Bible' (from 22 April to 4 September). This app features over 60 items from the exhibition, it traces the history of the King James Bible, particularly the role of Oxford, and the influence of the translation in England up to 1769. It was in this year that the King James Bible was first revised - resulting in the 'Oxford Standard' version, on which the modern text of the King James Bible is based.
This app is available for iPhone, iPad and Android.
The Oxford Today magazine app offers you the complete magazine including all the features, alumni profiles and regular departments from books to letters – everything that you’ve come to expect from one of the leading university alumni magazines.
Hertford College now have an admissions app which can be used by both iPhones and Android. It provides information for undergraduates, graduates and visiting students, including notice of open days and the availability of undergraduate bursaries.
Download the Android version by searching Marketplace for 'Hertford College'.
A wealth of information from across the University and City of Oxford. Whoever you are, Mobile Oxford is your central guide to help you do your day-to-day tasks. Whether it's finding a library book, checking the next bus or even finding what time the nearest post box is collected Mobile Oxford is for you.
Discover featured objects from the University of Oxford's four world-renowned museums and keep up to date with the latest exhibitions and events. The Ashmolean Museum, the Museum of the History of Science, the Museum of Natural History and the Pitt Rivers Museum each hold distinct and fascinating collections to explore. 
Shakespeare’s First Folio, telegrams from the sinking Titanic, the
Elements of Euclid and manuscripts in Jane Austen’s own hand: this app
supports the Treasures of the Bodleian exhibition and brings together
some of the rarest, most important and most evocative objects in the
world, from ancient papyri through medieval oriental manuscripts to
twentieth-century printed books and ephemera. Explore in high resolution
through themes including the classical heritage; maps and boundaries;
the sacred word; the animal and plant kingdoms; literature and music;
the sciences of observation and calculation; and moments in history. 
The Making of the King James Bible is the first in a series of mobile apps from the Bodleian Libraries at the University of Oxford. 
The Oxford Today magazine app offers you the complete magazine including all the features, alumni profiles and regular departments from books to letters – everything that you’ve come to expect from one of the leading university alumni magazines. 
Hertford College now have an admissions app which can be used by both iPhones and Android. It provides information for undergraduates, graduates and visiting students, including notice of open days and the availability of undergraduate bursaries.