Latest Releases by cliqueyou
Nov 19, 2012 - Filipino-American chess grandmaster Rogelio Barcenilla Jr. has revealed that that he is using the iPad app Chess Opening Trainer to manage his repertoire. In a show of his appreciation of the Chess Opening Trainer, Grandmaster Barcenilla posted on his official Facebook fan page pictures of him showing his iPad with Chess Opening Trainer. Chess Opening Trainer is a tool for building and mastering chess opening repertoire. Version 3.0, adds support for Forsyth-Edwards Notation positions and more.
Oct 24, 2012 - Arizona based Cliqueyou today announces Chess Opening Trainer 3.0, an update to its popular games title for iPad. Chess Opening Trainer is a tool for building and mastering chess opening repertoire. This release enhances the opening training feature by adding the ability to bookmark key positions or 'tabiya', an important concept in mastering chess openings. Also, it is now possible for users to use Chess Opening Trainer as a position trainer for tactics, end games and other essential positions.
Mar 29, 2012 - Arizona based Cliqueyou today announces Chess Opening Trainer 1.1, an update to its popular educational title for iPad. Chess Opening Trainer builds on the time-tested educational technique of learning by doing. Chess Opening Trainer smartly plays the variations based on which move the user has the most difficulty learning or remembering. Version 1.1 supports landscape only mode, Minor user interface improvements and bug fixes with seven free sample training books available for download.
Mar 05, 2012 - Arizona based Cliqueyou today introduces Chess Opening Trainer 1.0, its new educational title for iPad. Chess Opening Trainer builds on the time-tested educational technique of learning by doing. The user trains by playing the exact opening lines he/she wants to learn. The app records the move as the user plays the move. Chess Opening Trainer smartly plays the variations based on which move the user has the most difficulty learning or remembering.
Dec 01, 2011 - Arizona based cliqueyou today introduces Mathris HD 1.0, the iPad version of their addictive math arcade game. Mathris is a tetris-style math game where numbered balls continuously drop into the screen. The player's aim is to prevent the screen from filling up by eliminating the balls. The more balls you touch to reach the target number, the higher your score. Aside from the new high definition backgrounds and graphics, Mathris HD has more numbered balls to solve than the previous versions.
Aug 23, 2011 - Arizona based cliqueyou today announced that a Mathris player leads the OpenFeint leaderboard by scoring 715,080 as of this writing. Considering that a player can normally score between 4,000 to 5,000 points per level, that was an amazing feat. Mathris is a tetris-style math game which is free to download. Numbered balls continuously drop into the screen and the player's aim is to prevent the screen from filling up by eliminating the balls.
