Tag: Recognition - Latest Releases

May 24, 2012 - Washington based PhatWare Corporation today announces WritePad 6.3, the advanced handwriting recognition and notetaking software for iPads. WritePad is an advanced note-taker for iOS, which converts practically any handwriting into computer text. Notes created with WritePad can be sent via email or SMS, tweeted, saved, posted on a Facebook wall, printed, exported as PDF, translated to other languages, and more. Version 6.3 introduces new palm rest technology with smart context filtering.

May 24, 2012 - PhatWare Corporation has announced the availability of WritePad 6.3 for iPhone and iPod touch, enabling vastly improved text input in the user's own handwriting on the iOS platform. WritePad is an advanced note-taker for iOS, which converts practically any handwriting into computer text, and allows you to share notes via Email, SMS, Twitter, Facebook, and more. WritePad 6.3 features improved application performance and multilingual handwriting recognition technology supporting eleven languages

May 16, 2012 - PhatWare Corporation today announces the availability of WritePad 6.3 for iPhone and iPod touch, enabling vastly improved text input in the user's own handwriting on the iOS platform. WritePad is an advanced note-taker for iOS, which converts practically any handwriting into computer text, and allows you to share notes via Email, SMS, Twitter, Facebook, and more. WritePad 6.3 features improved application performance and multilingual handwriting recognition technology supporting eleven languages

May 09, 2012 - Baltimore based Spur Design has announced PrestoBingo Shapes 1.2, an update to their popular shape-finding app for iOS devices. PrestoBingo Shapes helps kids learn to identify basic geometric shapes, providing an excellent introduction to geometry for children. Circles, diamonds, ovals, rectangles, semicircles, squares, triangles, trapezoids, and triangles are explained and identified. Each screen presents a different shape-finding puzzle. Version 1.2 offers improved navigation and more.

May 01, 2012 - Baltimore based Spur Design today announces PrestoBingo Shapes 1.2, an update to their popular shape-finding app for iOS devices. PrestoBingo Shapes helps kids learn to identify basic geometric shapes, providing an excellent introduction to geometry for children. Circles, diamonds, ovals, rectangles, semicircles, squares, triangles, trapezoids, and triangles are explained and identified. Each screen presents a different shape-finding puzzle. Version 1.2 offers improved navigation and more.

Apr 21, 2012 - UK based developer, Boxy Apps has introduced Shapes 1.0, its new children's educational title developed exclusively for the iPad device. An enchanting game based in a cardboard world, Shapes takes a blockbuster arcade game concept and adapts it specifically for children. The core game centers around cardboard shapes that float across the screen and can be torn apart with the swipe of a finger, as a shape is broken its name is spoken.

Apr 13, 2012 - UK based developer, Boxy Apps today introduces Shapes 1.0, its new children's educational title developed exclusively for the iPad device. An enchanting game based in a cardboard world, Shapes takes a blockbuster arcade game concept and adapts it specifically for children. The core game centers around cardboard shapes that float across the screen and can be torn apart with the swipe of a finger, as a shape is broken its name is spoken.

Mar 23, 2012 - Happi Papi has extended its successful line of learning games for smartphones and tablets with Happi 123, a math game where kids age 4-8 can practice everything from counting and addition to pattern recognition while collecting badges and disguises for the game's puppet master Papi the Tiger. Happi Papi has also started an evaluation program for schools where they can test all its new apps for free with no obligation.

Mar 16, 2012 - MassLight has released Reverse Lobotomy Foreign Language School 2.0.0, a major update to its category-leading foreign language app for iOS devices. Reverse Lobotomy provides a completely immersive means of learning more than a dozen different languages. Users associate images with spoken phrases through touch, then speak the phrases themselves to build spoken languages skills. Version 2.0 introduces speaking and voice recognition, bug fixes, as well as many feature improvements.