Fingers Count vs Kizami

Explore a whole new approach to learn number and finger counting! Touch Learn is a fun educational app that will introduce a whole new & exciting way to learn figure and number counting using iPad multi- touch feature. This app is packed with 2 exciting games, one that displays number of figures placed down on an iPad with stunning animations and voice. The other game brings in an innovative way to sharpen your child’s math by addition and subtraction features. This app will improve your child’s numerical reasoning and understanding. Your child can put fingers one after another on an iPad and start counting 1 to 10! Your child can start learning individually or you can guide them to work out calculations. How app works? Count your fingers •You require placing your fingers on screen •The app will show associated number with voice. For example when you put two fingers the app will show animated digit 2 with the voice sound that says two. •According to a number of fingers placed, same number of balloons will fly from bottom of the screen •Your child can put the same number of fingers to popping those balloons, in order to learn counting easily Sum up your fingers •Touch the circles and place the number of fingers that you want to enter on the left do the same for the right circle. •Toggle the switch in the middle to add/subtract the numbers •If you switch to add; balloons will appear on the right. When you click on equal to (=) the answer is the sum of balloons. •If you switch to subtract; darts will appear on the right. When you click on equal to (=) the darts will destroy the extra balloons and the remaining balloons will be the answer. •The animated approach makes learning addition/subtraction easy for your child. Features: •Fingers counting through multi-touch feature •Eye-catching animation and clear sound •Child friendly and easy to use app •Completely free app without any in – app purchases

Stylish Multilingual Chess Clock A stylish chess clock supporting multiple languages: Japanese, English, Chinese, and Korean. Time Modes Supports four different time control modes: Standard After the main time runs out, countdown begins. If the player uses up all allotted countdown periods, they lose the game. Canadian (Premium Feature) After the main time, players must make a set number of moves within a given period (e.g., 10 moves in 5 minutes). Failing to do so results in a loss. NHK Cup (Premium Feature) Players play within a countdown. If it expires, they use a fixed number of "thinking periods." Losing occurs if the final period ends or a countdown ends when no periods remain. Fischer (Premium Feature) Each move adds a fixed amount of time (e.g., 5 seconds). The player loses when time runs out. How to Use When "READY" is displayed, press the button on either player's side to start. After that, each player presses their button to switch turns and start the opponent's countdown. If "READY" is not shown, press the reset button. Use the gear icon to set language and time control mode. Sound Features Beep sound: at game start, turn switch, 1 minute remaining, 30 seconds remaining Countdown voice: 20, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, "Time's up!" Button Colors Blue: your turn Yellow: within 10 seconds of timeout Red: time expired