Tag: Colors - Latest Releases

May 18, 2012 - IQSoftware has announced the global availability of Rainbow Train: Teach Colors for iOS. With a unique user interface, Rainbow Train helps kids understand all about colors in an interactive manner. Over three game modes, ten colors, fifty objects and pronunciation of all colors make Rainbow Train a very educational App for kids. With an inspiring user gameplay and educational motive, Rainbow Train is highly recommended for kids wanting to learn more about colors.

May 17, 2012 - RWH Technology has released an update for SpeakColorsHD, a speech therapy app designed to help children with special needs, such as autism or Down syndrome, learn how to speak simple sentences using colors and photos of objects. The update includes more types of sentences, the ability to use your own photos, support for iPad retina display, an improved default male voice and a new, female default voice. SpeakColorsHD 2.0 is available for the iPad.

May 14, 2012 - Roverside Apps is proud to introduce VMatch 1.0 for iOS. An educational app for kids which assures great learning for children (2-6 years). The app is specially designed to enhance kids skills in numbers , alphabets,colors shapes etc. Alphabets and Maths categories have 5 levels each. The levels in each category are highly interesting, educational and captivating. This is a matching game like no other, a game born out of a parent's quest of teaching their kids using a simple pencil and paper.

May 10, 2012 - IQSoftware today announces the global availability of Rainbow Train: Teach Colors for iOS. With a unique user interface, Rainbow Train helps kids understand all about colors in an interactive manner. Over three game modes, ten colors, fifty objects and pronunciation of all colors make Rainbow Train a very educational App for kids. With an inspiring user gameplay and educational motive, Rainbow Train is highly recommended for kids wanting to learn more about colors.

May 09, 2012 - RWH Technology has released an update for SpeakColorsHD, a speech therapy app designed to help children with special needs, such as autism or Down syndrome, learn how to speak simple sentences using colors and photos of objects. The update includes more types of sentences, the ability to use your own photos, support for iPad retina display, an improved default male voice and a new, female default voice. SpeakColorsHD 2.0 is available for the iPad.

May 02, 2012 - NoMoreMouse has announced a huge update for BAM! Jr. 1.1 for iOS, their very successful matching Game for 2 - 8 preschoolers, where the pace of gameplay gets faster and faster until all players but the winner are eliminated. At the start of the game, each player chooses one of eight different colored shapes. During gameplay, the eight shapes are displayed randomly, and each player in turn must quickly tap on the screen when their chosen shape appears, with the last remaining player the winner.

Apr 28, 2012 - MaBaSoft has announced World Clock Deluxe 4.8, an update to their popular world time utility for Mac OS X. World Clock Deluxe comes with over 1,500 cities and 200 time zones, displays multiple clocks in a horizontal or vertical palette, in the menu bar, or in the Dock, and calculates corresponding times in different cities. Version 4.8 adds 73 cities, updates daylight-saving time information for various countries, and supports cities with two daylight-saving time periods within the same year.

Apr 27, 2012 - Alice Dev Team has announced the launch of their new utility Get Plain Text v.1.0. This program, released for Mac OS, is designed to rid users of the hassle presented with copying formatted text. Get Plain Text provides a simple solution for users who want to copy formatted text - the app allows users to convert text to plain text. Get Plain Text is a practical utility program offered as a solution to the frustrations faced in converting formatted text on Mac OS.

Apr 24, 2012 - NoMoreMouse today announces a huge update for BAM! Jr. 1.1 for iOS, their very successful matching Game for 2 - 8 preschoolers, where the pace of gameplay gets faster and faster until all players but the winner are eliminated. At the start of the game, each player chooses one of eight different colored shapes. During gameplay, the eight shapes are displayed randomly, and each player in turn must quickly tap on the screen when their chosen shape appears, with the last remaining player the winner.