This time its a collection of their tips for the Kindle. Given the fact that no one does a better job of demonstrating their apps and helping people use their other products, there is no one better to put together this collection.
The app includes over 100 tips for you to peruse, for $0.99. Why not?
Swashapps has released an app for the Kindle that will allow you to do many of the simple applications that help out with your finances including fixed and variable rate mortgages, term deposits with simple and compounding interest, regular deposit, monthly income deposits, and a credit card payment calculator. There is only one review so far but it does rate the app at only 2 stars.
The app sells for $1.99, click on through for the full description.
Puzux has released four new packs of puzzles for their Diamond Crosswords line. There are 50 and 200 puzzle packs of their easy and challenging puzzles. We’ve got links to all the packs below. The 50 puzzle packs sell for $0.99 and the 200 puzzle packs sell for $3.99.
Ever wish your Kindle was an Etch A Sketch? Doodle from 16 Hands is one of the newest apps on the Kindle market and that is exactly what it offers. The app allows you to simply “doodle” and create art on your Kindle. There are three 5 star reviews at the moment and the app sells for $.99. Click through for the full description.
Lots of new developer faces on the Kindle store these days. Gamelion is the latest with their Doodle Fit game. If you’re not familiar with the premise I’m sure you played around with these logic puzzles when you were in school. Essentially you have a set of oddly shaped pieces and the objective is to form a shape or fill in an area. The game features 250 puzzles of increasing difficult and sells for $1.99.
Newcomer Izzylabs released TakeNote today on the Kindle.
“TakeNote is designed to make note taking quick and easy. For example, as soon as TakeNote opens, you can start taking notes right away without having to press any buttons to begin. You can capture a phone number or address, add to a daily diary, take some meeting notes, and even save a shopping list while on the go.
For easy access, your notes are listed in your notebook in chronological order. You can add, edit, or delete them as you see fit. While navigating a note, you can quickly jump to the top or bottom if needed. Help pages are available from anywhere in the title.”
There are no reviews yet and the app sells for $0.99.
EA has been quiet for quite a long while with their Kindle releases but now they have released their seventh title, this one branded with their POGO group. The game features Hearts, Spades, Euchre, Gin and Canasta along with tutorials and rules for each of the game. The title sells for $3.99, hit the jump for more information.
Cluemaster has released their first title for the Kindle with a new Kakuro game. The title features 100 puzzles spanning four difficulty levels. The game has one 4 star review right now and sells for $1.99.
Sonic Boom has released another game aimed at the kids out there. The game features War, Crazy 8′s, Old Maid, Go Fish, as well as tutorials and instructions for each. Players can play against their friends on the same Kindle or against the game’s AI. There is one 5 star review at this time and the game sells for $1.99
Everywhere Exercise is the first release on the Kindle from the developer of the same name. The app features 30 different exercises you can do based on where you are at the time. These aren’t exercises for a gym, they are intended to use at work or while waiting in line. As with all the apps and games on the Kindle the title features no sound but this is not the fault of the developer so please don’t rate them down for this, voice your opinion directly to Amazon. The game has no reviews yet but sells for $2.99.
