Happy Duoversary
I've just received an email from Duolingo, that I've been using it to study languages for 10 years. Imagine that, I have created an account with them in 2014 and have been using it since (well, with a gap of about 5 years).
Duolingo free kinda’ sucks
I became a Duolingo Free user in 2015. Actually back then there wasn't even a paid option, it was truly free. Back then I started learning German, and even if I didn't advance too much, I could say that it helped me learn some basics. Don't ask me why though, but after a few months I stopped playing with it and never picked it up again until 2023. Boy, did it change a lot in the past 7 years. I wish I'd say it was a good change, but unfortunately I consider Duolingo Free sucks (the 2023 version that is) in comparison with the app I toyed around with in 2016.
Top Grades for Android: Reaching academic success one top grade at a time
Top Grades is an Android app that helps students who want to stay on top of their academic performance and manage the associated stress in a better way. With Top Grades students can effortlessly track progress throughout semesters and gain insight into the grades needed to achieve the desired academic goal.
Perfect Ear 2, an ideal Android app for musicians
Overview
About 15 years ago I watched one of the best movies surrounding the story of a pianist. “Legend of 1900” was the movie, a recommendation for anyone that values piano music. I was so impressed that I decide I’m going to learn something about piano music, though I got discouraged that […]
Mathician, think fast and type faster
Overview
I still remember that most of my school colleagues that had trouble with Math and other exact sciences were saying that Math won’t help them at all, ‘what good does it do to know complex equations?’. My belief was, and still is, that Math (and other exact sciences) sharpen your mind. […]
Algebra can be fun with Hands-on Equations
Overview
From the first year in school (7 years old) we all heard stories about the math teacher, the most feared one in the entire school. To put it into perspective, kids would rather be taught by a hybrid between Lord Voldemort and Sauron rather than take his class. Everyone would feel […]
Grammaropolis for Android – Grammar super omnia!
Overview
“What we wanted was flying cars, what we got was 140 characters”. It is a quote by Peter Thiel (founder of PayPal) and one of my favorite ones. I like it because it sums up very well the contrast between our past expectations regarding the future and the reality of present. […]
Master new languages with Lingo Quiz Flashcards
Overview
I recently returned from a 2-week vacation in Turkey and prior to that (about one month before leaving) I thought to myself why not try to learn a bit the language. So, with the help of an audio book (the learn-in-your-car type) I followed almost 20 one-hour lessons to learn Turkish. […]
Master the art of Origami with “How to make 3D Origami”
As a child I, as many others around the world, played a lot with paper planes, paper boats and paper hats. They were very easy to create and fun to play with when there wasn’t much else you could do (no widely-spread Internet back then or other multimedia devices). Without knowing […]
Bible Book Order, play a game and learn the books of the Bible
It’s a first time for everything here on AndroidB, and today we’re taking a look at the first religious game listed on the site called Bible Book Order.
Religious apps are very popular in Google Play’s library and the appstore, with thousands of such apps and games being used by millions of […]