Abacus' brain
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Games | $1.99 | hiroyuki nisiguti | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
This software is an application program that sequentially adds ten figures that appear one after another, and becomes familiar with the abacus.
The level of the sense from the digit number and 3 seconds from 1 digit to the treble to 1 seconds is prepared. Where can you calculate?
The mental calculation mode is prepared of course, and calculate with an abacus in the head, please. The mental calculation of the flash of the treble is not a dream.
Reviews
Good, but I wish it had a couple more functions
Yoaz Shelef
This is the best app that I've found for drilling rapid addition on the abacus. I use it daily, but I do wish three things were different. 1) that you could turn off the sound. I've had to tuen off my ringer to avoid the sound, then forgotten to turn it back on an missed calls. 2) better instructions. I didn't realize you have to pass a speed round in order to practice with more than 1 digit. 3) Addition only. I wish you could choose subtraction only or mixed Addition and subtraction. Simple multiplication or division would be nice too. Overall I really enjoy it, hopefully new versions will include these features.
Good addition exercises but needs subtraction, multiplication and division.
TS1001
I got this for my 7-year-old son but I enjoy working on it as well. Too bad the drill only comes with addition. I will like it a lot more and will highly recommend it if the update will add the mixed drills. One can grow out of the addition exercise fast.
Excellent
sculptingman
Very effective training for improving your abacus speed... You have to make each speed mark to enable the next, and the first three to enable the two digit... Seems odd, but frankly until you master single addition at 2 second speed you haven't a prayer of getting thru two digit addition at 3 second speed. I do wish it had two features... A working volume function... your only choice is to turn the phone switch to silent, or have it annoyingly loud. ... And it should mix in subtraction as well as addition... But as a basic tool to train yourself to work a soroban abacus without hesitation and stumbling... This will do it.
