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BY Karen Freeman on Sat July 09th, 2011
CamDictionary claims to translate to and from 54 languages with just a snap of your iPhone's camera. But does it work?
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BY Greg Sapienza on Fri June 10th, 2011
In ye olden days, to find the meaning of a word you had to search through a 10 pound book filled with tens of thousands of words. That took a lot of time and effort (even sometimes getting your hands dirty with ink). The apps in this AppGuide compress that book to the size of your phone and make searching for words a breeze. With a readers request, we have now added Cambridge Dictionary to this wonderful guide that makes looking up words less of a chore.
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BY Joe White on Fri February 18th, 2011
If you thought learning French was no fun, you obviously haven’t tried out Daphnée – a new iOS application, which is currently available in the App Store. For $2.99, Apple fans can watch Daphnée – a “lovely French teacher” – talk you through the basics of the language of love.
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BY Karen Freeman on Tue November 23rd, 2010
Spanish Touch Trainer is a fun and effective supplement to your Spanish studies. The focus of this niche app is verb conjugation, arguably the hardest part of learning Spanish for a native English speaker. Spanish Touch Trainer takes advantage of the iDevice functionality to take the monotony out of textbook study and drills. It has a beautiful user interface and feels game-like, though it is a serious learning tool.
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BY Joe White on Sun August 15th, 2010
ROK Lingo makes translation as easy as "un, deux, trois." Read on to find out how...
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BY Jose Rios on Thu March 11th, 2010
Basic Spanish for Dummies teaches you the basics of how to read, write, and pronounce the Spanish language. It uses built in flashcards, videos, and a dictionary to make the learning experience fun. But how does it stand up to all the other Spanish teaching apps out there? Read on to find out...
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BY Tyler Tschida on Sun October 18th, 2009
Translating foreign languages with iPhone apps tends to be a time consuming chore because you have to manually input each and every character, and it's especially tedious if you are dealing with more than a
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