Comments on: Rumble your numbers with LeapFrog's iPhone game

LeapFrog announces an educational game for the iPhone and iPod Touch that helps kids learn math.

[srhoda]

Diamath is free and looks better: http://appbeacon.com/apps/009155/diamath

Why pay $2.99 for a simple app... LeapFrog does not care about anything but their bottom line.

[ComposMentis]

DiaMath is not free at $0.99 and it certainly does not look better judging from the screenshots in the App Store.

"LeapFrog does not care about anything but their bottom line." News flash, they are a company... of course they care about their bottom line. LeapFrog produces educational toys at a reasonable price; What's not to like?

[srhoda]

It used to be free but I guess they changed it to $0.99 since I downloaded it. I didn't say anything about not liking the product from LeapFrog, just the author of the article made is sound like they really care about the math level of Americans.

[RatCatSoftware]

It's great to see companies like Leap Frog entering the app store market. Hopefully this will enlighten more parents to the realization that the iPhone and iPod Touch are devices that can be used not just as games but as learning tools. RatCat Software also has produced a series of successful educational based apps called Meghan's Memory Game.