The next app from Tokeru has just been submitted to iTunes for review. It’s and HD universal app, so looks good on both the iPhone and iPad. Check out these screengrabs
Loopy Tunes
Loopy Tunes - Loopy Tunes
Loopy Tunes - orchestral and dinosaur samples
Loopy Tunes - piano keys and space themed samples
Loopy Tunes - synth and Farmyard themed samples
Loopy Tunes - percussion and vocal samples
A Fine Musician has made it to the #2 spot in the rankings on the Digital Storytime Top Ten Most Original iPad Books list. We’re very proud and thank Carisa Kluver for her continued support and encouragement.
Check out the wonderful review we received from Kristen Young at Giggle Apps.
Quoting from their website, “GiggleApps is a site dedicated to providing iPhone application reviews of the best educational and entertaining apps for kids of all ages. Geared toward parents searching for the best kid-friendly apps, GiggleApps focuses on educational and entertaining applications ranging from toddlers to teens, but also includes apps for parents and users of all ages.”
So if you want to know what app to buy for your kids next, go and have a look at Giggle Apps for some good ideas, oh and read our review while you’re there!
Gizmodo have listed the Me And My iPad app in their article “The iPad Apps Everyone Should Have February 2011” and their article “The Best iPad Apps“. Go and have a read now!
Very fast review time! 5 hours and Apple said yes, so here it is for sale in iTunes.
Me and My
Cost: $2.49 AUD $1.99 USD £1.19 GBP
Our next app Me And My is finally ready for review by Apple. A labour of love for our daughter, she plays with this one constantly which is great to see.
It’s a callback to those great old paper dolls we parents all grew up with, combined with the more modern Dolly Sticker books and a little bit of the Wii Mii creator thrown in. But it’s faster to set up than the Wii!
Users choose skin, eye, hair, lip, nose styles and colours, then dress up their character in tops, bottoms, dresses, coats, shoes, hats and accessories. Pop them in a scene and give it a label. Our daughter loves typing, and giving the characters names is helping her learn to type, spell and read..and that’s at 3 years of age.
We’re hoping that it will be available for sale by the end of February. If you would like to be notified when it’s in the iTunes store, then Send Us An Email. The first 10 to regeister their interest will be given a promo code to download for free on launch!
We’ve started a section where we review and recommend apps that have been tried and tested by kids. We won’t review anything we wouldn’t suggest you buy, so go check it out, you will get some good ideas for downloading for your kids.
Digital Storytime, who specialise in reviewing childrens picture-book apps has given us their highest resommendation for A Fine Musician. We couldn’t be happier. It was a complete surprise as we didn’t know anyone had noticed our app. Sending our biggest thanks to Carissa Kluver for her work. Go check it out along with the other 75+ reviews for more app ideas to download.
Read all about, and see the video of A Fine Musician here.
Screengrabs from the app below. Click to see the whole image.
