IntelliVocab for SAT Released to Beat SAT with an Interactive iPhone Application

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
new york city, New York, United States of America (Free-Press-Release.com) May 17, 2011 -- New York, USA – Faqden Labs is pleased to announce IntelliVocab for SAT, an application for iOS devices which personalizes the English vocabulary learning for SAT exam and personal improvement.

Being designed by students of MIT, IntelliVocab for SAT is based on the latest research from MIT Computer Science and Web Semantics Lab allowing users to master English vocabulary in the most effective way.

IntelliVocab for SAT completely controls the learning environment, so that users do not have to plan the learning approach. All they need to do is interact. Powerful enough for advanced learners and simple enough for beginners, IntelliVocab for SAT uses latest machine learning algorithms and determines user's level – Expert or Commitment. The more practice, the more IntelliVocab learns about a user and figures out words that are difficult. It enables users to achieve the top scores in the SAT competitive exam or in your professional work.

Features:
* 600+ common words in the Lite version
* 2 levels: Expert and Commitment
* Each practice session contains custom set of words based on user's level
* Comprehensive progress report
* Play sound and antonyms for each word
* Remote sync for new words

Device Requirements:
* iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad device
* Requires iOS 3.0 minimum
* 17.0 MB

Pricing and Availability:

* IntelliVocab is available for free download worldwide through the Apple Store in the Education category: http://tinyurl.com/62lrxyd
Product Page: http://www.faqden.com/product.html

About Faqden Labs:
www.FaqdenLabs.com is a young company which was founded in 2010 by mobile apps enthusiasts. As IntelliVocab developed for iOS device enjoys immense popularity, the company started working over its Android version that is going to be released in a few weeks

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