WordList – helping you ace your SATs or GREs

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WordList [ITunes link] is an iPhone and iPod Touch application by developer TinTash that aims to help people memorize words that usually appear on verbal sections of the SAT or GRE tests.

The application is fairly straightforward and woks like index cards – it shows you a word, and then optionally flips around to show the meaning of the word. It has a number of word lists, including SAT or GRE specific word lists that can be purchased separately.

This is TinTash’s first iphone app – earlier they have been involved in flash and mobile game development, as well as game development for platforms like Facebook and (oddly enough?) Allvoices.

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Muhammad Uzair Arshad Said:
March 20th, 2009 at 4:28 pm
A must-buy app.

Truly!

It has helped me build a better vocabulary on move.
kayjay Said:
March 21st, 2009 at 7:31 am
A related web site made by some alumni from GIK Institute:

http://www.wordahead.com
Mannan Amin Said:
March 23rd, 2009 at 2:22 am
Thanks Osama! It’s always nice to be blogged about.

The full scoop on wordlist apps is actually here wordlist.tintash.com

We at Tintash love feedback about our products and approach. We’d like to know what ppl like, what they hate, and all they want in the coming new Apps. Drop us a line…We’re always available at allEars@tintash.com

If you are a TELCO person i’d love to hear from you for developing a mobile version of this app.
Rahat Said:
March 25th, 2009 at 1:03 am
Ufone’s Word Power is based on a similar concept. You can subscribe and receive daily words along with meaning and usage example.