Regarding my apps on iPad with iOS 6

My following apps are landscape-only.

Times Table

Book Opposites

Letter to Santa

1st Grade High Frequency Words (eng)

First Grade Challenge Words (eng)

If you are using iPad with iOS 6, and found that a launch page of the above apps was frozen, please try to rotate your iPad or change the zoom level to 2x, then 1x if you like. These steps will help these apps work normally again.

I just noticed this is a known bug regarding the landscape-only iPhone apps in current iOS 6 for iPad a few days ago.  I'm making some updates on these apps.

Thanks for your understanding. And please let me know if any question.

Chinese Opposites got updated

The Chinese Opposites app 1.2 just got approved yesterday. 

All the views in the new version were adjusted for iphone 5. Besides, I added the links of some related apps such as Chinese Flashcards-set 1, and another book app Letter to Santa. 

 I'm planning to include more common opposites in this app.

Chinese Flashcards - set 1

I'm working on updating my Chinese Flashcards app. Its new name is Chinese Flashcards - set 1.

Hopefully it is available in early January due to the holiday break of iTune Connect ( Dec. 21 - 28).

The 200 unique characters will be presented by sub-unit, category.  And a special Idiom module is also introduced. Some other features will be added too.

Please drop me a line if you would like to install it with a promotional code before it can be downloaded from App Store.

Here is a new screenshot:

Happy holidays!

Be organized

I'm working on my 10th and 11th apps. They are available in App Store very soon, hopeful by this Christmas.

 A few days ago, I was thinking of a way to organize all the apps on my iPad. Previously all my developed apps, pre-installed and other downloaded apps were mixed together on the screen pages. It was really not convenient for me to find the one when I need it.

 I started searching the articles about organizing apps. I was surprised that it was fun to create new folders and categorize my apps.

 Here are the brief steps:

 (1) Press your finger on the app you want to create a folder for, and hold it for one second, all the app icons are shaking and a "Delete" icon is showed on top left of each app icon.

For example, when I pressed the app "1stGradeHFW", its icon was showed as follows.

(2) I wanted the above two apps "1stGradeHFW" and "CHMath" are in the same folder. I dragged one app on top of another, a new folder was showed as follows:

(3) I tapped the Folder name and changed it to "My App Store". See the screenshot below:

(4) I moved all my developed apps to this folder by dragging and dropping. Now they are separated from my other apps. A screenshot for my new folder "My App Store":

By the way, my iOS got upgraded from 5 to 6, and I am getting familiar with it.  :-)

hesitate to upgrade to iOS 6

I like changes, but not very frequent changes. 

I took me a lot of time to get used to Xcode 4 after upgrading iOS from 4 to 5 when I started developing my first app a few months ago. Should I upgrade to iOS 6 now?

I just submitted my third app without submitting iPhone 5 and iPod touch (5th gen) screenshots. :-)

I will wait for a few days to see any updates needed for my existing apps.

Some interesting articles:

Here's How iOS Apps will look on a Taller 4-Inch iPhone 5 Display?

 Should you upgrade to iOS 6 today?