2.4
September 18, 2023
- iPhones were playing sounds as though the iPhone were being used as a phone and held up to the user's ear. Fixed so sounds play at normal speaker volume on iPhones. - Sounds will play through external speakers, if connected. - Improved compatibility with more recent iOS versions.
More2.3
April 15, 2021
- Edited audio for better clarity - Better fit on screens with curved corners - Application launch is more stable
More2.2
April 18, 2020
- Improved stability on iOS 13.
2.1
January 6, 2017
- Improved feedback when completing a test unlocks more words. - Makes full use of all iPad, iPhone and iPod touch screen sizes. - Improved use of landscape orientation on iPad. - Allows Split View on supporting iPads. - Can switch to landscape on iPhone and iPod touch.
More2.0
November 18, 2014
- Adds speech practice: say a word, then hear it played back in sequence with the PBPhonics recordings. (On the first launch after installing this update, PBPhonics will request permission to use the microphone.) - Screens have more contrast and more space between buttons. - Updated for iOS 8. - Updated for iPhone 6 and 6 Plus screen sizes.
More1.5
October 25, 2013
- Updated screen layout for iOS 7. - Revised the vocabulary to replace words that weren't truly phonetic. - Replaced most phonemes that ended with a "schwa" sound. - Fixed sounds that were too short, too long, too quiet or too indistinct. - Early tests are shorter. (In previous versions, tests always took 12 words to fill. Now, they may fill in 6 or 9 words.) - New administrator control panel. Teachers may review recent performance, limit the vocabulary, or change the test size.
More1.4
May 18, 2013
- More pictures (92 of 293 words have pictures) - More detailed help gestures - Removed non-phonetic word "solid" - Fills iPhone 5 screen
More1.3
May 4, 2012
- More voices - More pictures (70 of the 294 words have pictures) - Descriptive phrases (134 of the 294 words have phrases)
More1.2
October 6, 2011
- Words appearing in early tests are more diverse ('an' and 'Ann' no longer appear in the first 'a' test) - More voices - Option to change the time between tutorial finger appearances, or hide it completely - Tutorial finger points to test sooner
More1.1
August 10, 2011
- More variety in tests - More consistent speech volume - The word "salt" has been removed (not truly phonetic) - Allows custom speech files - Typeface updated from Andika Basic to Andika 1.0
MoreYes, PBPhonics 1 to 3 is iPad-friendly.
The PBPhonics 1 to 3 app was made by Michael Horton.
The app needs iOS 12.0 or later to function properly.
The PBPhonics 1 to 3 app has a consumer rating of 5 and gets a lot of positive feedback.
The App Category Of Pbphonics 1 To 3 Is Education.
2.4 is the latest released PBPhonics 1 to 3 version.
The latest PBPhonics 1 to 3 update was released on October 1, 2024.
The PBPhonics 1 to 3 app originally came out on February 6, 2023.
PBPhonics 1 to 3 doesn’t contain potentially objectionable material and is rated Michael Horton.
Currently, PBPhonics 1 to 3 supports English.
No, PBPhonics 1 to 3 is not on Apple Arcade.
No, PBPhonics 1 to 3 does not support in-app purchases.
Sorry, PBPhonics 1 to 3 is not designed for integration with Apple Vision Pro.
No, there are no commercial ads in PBPhonics 1 to 3.
