Buy this application at Apple Store for 99¢Tamil Audio Flash Cards
This colorful, easy-to-use Audio Flash Card application would help kids learning Tamil, one of the most ancient language, in a Easy, Exciting and Entertaining way.
This application has 140+ audio-visual cards, spread across eight different categories:
- Alphabets
- Colors
- Shapes
- Fruits
- Vegetables
- Animals
- Birds
- Others
You can customize this application, by tapping the “i” button at the bottom of each flash card, to turn on/off the following:
- Play the flash card sound (object name and it’s sound)
- Play the swiping sound
- Auto Play all the cards (for each category)
- Specify the time interval (2,3,4,5,10,20 & 30 seconds)
When the application is put on “Auto Play” mode, it would navigate through all the cards in a category. In addition, the user can also swipe (left/right) to navigate to a specific card.
The following finger-gestures are handled by this application
- Tapping on any one of the category would show the first flash card on that category
- Tapping on a flash card would play the card sound again
- Right-swipe would navigate to the previous flash card in the current category
- Left-swipe would navigate to the next flash card in the current category, till it reaches the end
- Tapping on the “Go Home” icon, on the top-left-corner of each flash card, would take the user back to the Categories page
- Tapping on the “i” icon, on the bottom-right-corner of each flash card, would take the user to the “Settings” page
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Ela
is there any demo that people can see?
ReplyDeleteThat's good question Gopi. I don't have one right now. But, let me work on that.
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Ela
does it will work in any other mobiles like LG,SAMSUNG
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, NO. It would work only on iPhone and iTouch.
ReplyDeleteTechnically, each phone (irrespective of their brand/model) would have an Operating System (OS) to perform all those functionalities. Any mobile application developed for/on a OS would only work on that OS.
There are five major mobile OS (based on their market share) available right now.
Symbian OS: Used by Nokia, Samsung, LG and Sony Ericsson phones (not all models). Even though these phones have the Lion's share of the global market, there's not much applications available for these phones, since not many developers were interested in developing for this OS. But, now the trend is changing. Applications developed for Symbian OS would only work on these phones.
Blackberry OS: Used by Blackberry phone.
iPhone OS: Developed by Apple and used in iPhone and iPod Touch
Windows Mobile OS: LG, HP, HTC, Sony Ericsson, Samsung and other manufactures have different models of their phones using this OS.
Android OS: Developed by Google, this OS could be the main competitor to iPhone OS in the coming years. HTC, Intel and other phone manufacturers are using Android OS. Google said 60,000 Android phones are being shipped per day. So, there are growing number of developers interested/moving to Android development.
Having said all that (I know its too technical and way beyond your expected answer. But I hope it would help people/developers interested in Mobile Programming), this application would only work on iPhone and iTouch.
I know it would be great to have a single Development Architecture/Foundation for all these phones so that you can install a application on all phones. But, since each Operating System is designed differently, it's not possible.
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Ela
Gopi: Your Answer is too Clear like you. Awesome Information.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for making this. If you have time, please keep adding words and phrases! What a huge help in learning Tamil!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tricia. Couldn't really find much time to work on the iPhone apps. But, would definitely try my best.
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Ela