Showing posts with label Smart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Smart. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Math for Smart Pirate for iOS released – Fun Math Game

Yoshkar-Ola, Russian Federation – Virtualnye Prostranstva LLC, developers of fun educational apps for kids, has announced the release and immediate availability of Math for Smart Pirate 1.1, an exciting new fun educational game for kids. “Math for Smart Pirate” is an educational application and a fun game in one. The app covers all arithmetic operations including addition and subtraction of prime numbers, addition and subtraction of numbers greater than ten, multiplication, division, and mathematical operations within 100. Playing this application kids will master basic mathematical skills in the shortest possible time.

Learning occurs while playing a fun and exciting game! A brave and smart pirate gets onto a Mathematics island. On the way to his ship, he has to pick cannon balls necessary to gain the victory over the enemy ships. Before picking every cannon ball, the pirate is challenged to add, subtract, divide, and multiply. The player has to be attentive and give correct answers to get as many cannon balls as possible and sink all the enemy ships.

Features:
* The app covers all arithmetic operations, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and mathematical operations within 100
* The app has exercises of different difficulty levels
* There is an exciting sea battle against enemy ships at the end of each level
* Fun animation of the pirate
* Statistics of achievements are available at any moment
* Any level can be repeated

“Math for Smart Pirate” game is meant for kids ages 7-9 and can be played both at home and at school. The player’s achievements table is available at any moment and at any level of the game.

Supported Languages:
* English and Russian

Device Requirements:
* iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad
* iOS 4.3 or later
* 30.8 MB

Pricing and Availability:
Math for Smart Pirate 1.1 is $0.99 (USD). It’s available worldwide exclusively through the App Store under the Education category.

Virtualnye Prostranstva LLC has had over 10 years experience in educational applications development. Copyright (C) 2013 Virtualnye Prostranstva LLC. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.


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Wednesday, January 23, 2013

CleverFeed – Smart RSS Reader for Google Reader Subscriptions

Bellevue, Washington – Eltima Software has released Beta version of CleverFeed – smart reader for Google Reader subscriptions. It will sort the news in a convenient and smart way: according to your tastes and preferences most desirable news will come first.

How it works:
All you need to do is define what you are interested in and add such tags in CleverFeed. Once done, CleverFeed will sort all news you are subscribed to according to your interests.

You can train CleverFeed by liking or disliking the articles it sorts for you. The more news you rate, the more precisely to your liking the clever feed will be generated in future.

What makes CleverFeed outstanding is that it ranks RSS posts in real time (unlike other RSS readers), so be sure, you are getting the freshest and most interesting news immediately!

CleverFeed is currently in Beta stage, so if you have any suggestions or improvement ideas, do not hesitate to send them to us.

System Requirements:
* Mac OS X 10.7 or later
* 3 MB of hard disk space

Pricing and Availability:
CleverFeed Beta is free and distributed exclusively through Eltima Software website. If you would like to know more, please contact Eltima Software online.

Eltima Software is a global software Development Company, specializing primarily in serial communication, mobile and flash software for Mac OS and Windows. Eltima Software delivers top-notch solutions having a friendly team of 40 professionals. Copyright (C) 2011 Eltima Software. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo and Macintosh are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries.


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Satechi BT Smart Pointer hands-on

Last summer, presentation aficionados might’ve jumped on the Satechi Bluetooth Media Remote, since it seemed like the perfect companion for any important presentation. Well folks, they’re at it again now that its successor, the Satechi BT Smart Pointer, is now available and sporting some new things – and it’s compatible to work with a wide variety of Bluetooth enabled devices

Compared to its predecessor, the Satechi BT Smart Pointer is a bit beefier in terms of size, though, it’s still very compact and lightweight. Actually, the increase in size is a welcome sight, considering that its predecessor came off a little bit on the cheap side with its construction and choice of materials. Again it’s constructed out of mostly plastic, but we do appreciate the subtle new things it’s sporting – like the chrome trim and soft touch finish. However, the control schematics remain relatively unchanged.

Specifically, the Satechi BT Smart Pointer features three distinct modes, which can be selected by choosing the correct mode on its right edge. First, there’s the accessibility mode that enables you to use it to browse/open apps and navigate through keynote slides – albeit, you’ll need to enable the VoiceOver feature in the Accessibility settings of an iOS device. Secondly, the multimedia mode turns it into a dedicated media playback control, which allows for pause/play, forward/reverse, and volume adjustment. Finally, the presentation mode allows you to navigate through slides.

Additionally, the inclusion of a red laser pointer and rechargeable battery are new things we haven’t seen before, so they’re obviously welcomed too. One of the practical scenarios that the Satechi BT Smart Pointer comes to good use is when we’re taking photos, since we can prop our device on something and take a snapshot from afar with the Satechi BT Smart Pointer.

Donning a $44.99 price point, which is $5 more than the starting price of the original model, it makes plenty of sense considering some of the new inclusions coming along with it.



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