Blue Mint Studios Launches an Educational Application for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch
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• Children with special needs, including those with Autism, have shown favorable improvement in following instruction and learning engagement while playing TapTot.Gary’s personal portfolio and previous work can be enjoyed at http://pixelmojo.com/ ### Austin, TX, January 15, 2011 --( PR.com )-- Blue Mint Studios yesterday announced the launch of a brand new iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch application, TapTot ( http://taptot.com/ ), that offers a fun way for kids to learn their colors, shapes, numbers, and letters.TapTot exercises fine motor skills and increases memory retention of core pre-Kindergarten concepts, all while engaging the player with a simple and intuitive interface.This allows the player to grow in skill and learn at their own pace.• TapTot was created by video game developers with the guidance of an experienced educational speech pathologist to create the right mixture of fun and learning.• Children with special needs, including those with Autism, have shown favorable improvement in following instruction and learning engagement while playing TapTot.• TapTot is powered by Unity for iPhone (http://unity3d.com/)• iOS 4.0 Multitasking support"Developing TapTot over the last year has been one of the most rewarding experiences I have ever had and it is my hope that people everywhere will enjoy it for its simple and engaging gameplay!That is completely awesome!,” said Chris, the programmer on TapTot for Blue Mint Studios.Users can download the TapTot Application in any country where an iTunes Store is available.This is the first version of TapTot titled version 1.0.4138, and subsequent versions are planned to follow with the idea to add more functionality and content, as well as indefinite updates as needed.The app retails for $1.99 in the US app store and is compatible with iPhone, iPad and the iPod touch.Media Contact: Chris – feedback@bluemintstudios.comAbout Blue Mint StudiosBlue Mint Studios is a software development company operated by Chris Cowden and Gary Haus.