Suppose you have lost a letter from Hogwarts in your email (this is a common occurrence) and you want to peek at the boy who is in danger (meaning Harry Potter), Google has implemented you. Wish. The search giant made the "Harry Potter: The History of Magic" of the British Library into a digital exhibition and placed it on the mobile and web-side apps of Google Art Culture.
On this app you can see a 360-degree panoramic divination room, a glimpse of the sketches written by writer JK Rowling for the Hogwarts layout, a careful reading of Rowling's inspiration for the herbal class, and much more. The tickets for the exhibitions held in London were sold out at once, which became an opportunity for Google to put it online for everyone to watch. Google, based in Mountain View, wrote on the blog that it is now possible to watch “hundreds of exhibits and treasures†and about 15 related themed exhibitions from a smartphone.
“We use medieval manuscripts, precious printed books, and Chinese oracle bones to explore magical traditions, from making potions to collecting poisonous plants, from studying the night sky to using unicorns,†wrote a blogger. This exhibition is coming to an end tomorrow, so this may be the only entrance to your exploration of the magical world.
The app is currently available in six languages, including English, French, German and Spanish. However, there is no news yet to say when the "snake cavity" will be added. . . .
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