Review: The author studies the apps more in depth for selection by the user.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 08 18, 2013
I did several reviews exploring the reviews of the apps and picking the best ones. The reviewing process sometimes does certain apps, that are being updated and more functuality sound after the user dismisses them. The author has tested every app and uses an in depth criteria, which helps the user know they have an app that works on the Kindle. He pointed out that the updates and changes by the develper certainty could change that functuality of the app. He mentioned to check the app out when downloading to make sure it doesn't have problems. Some Kindles in the different generations along with the HD might all work differently with the app or not good at all. His criteria and formula to picking apps should be read and not reviewed by me. The main points he mentions are of the app are; stability, graphic design, intuitiveness or ease of use, and if an arcade game enjoyability. Average rating of all which apply to the criteria for selection. He goes over the bottom line of the app based on his formula with tips, pluses, minuses and the over all score. He does include notes on the apps after downloading on all those points, and the description including the functuality of the app. He has a small section that goes over what to do, if living outside the United States, and what procedure to obtain apps. His three points will assist the basic acessing of the apps, after going to the Appstore of your country. The book does cover game apps, kid apps, productivity apps and a helpful conclusion suggesting which apps to select first, and the must have apps. (also the really must apps) The top apps are listed in the back of the book too. This resource is an excellent one to reference to get ideas how to start focusing on the better apps after reading his book. His suggestion were fire tested for use and the user has to start doing the same. Unless the author updates this book to make that chore easier in the future. I liked his approach where he keep the customer reviews on apps still a part of the process, but other important factors are considered to make the choices even more reliable.