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Anki, ZDT? Computer/iPhone software


valikor

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Hi folks,

I have some iPhone(iTouch) software right now that i'm using (Flashcards Deluxe), which I like. The only problem is that it will kill my battery if I use it as much as I should, and I'd rather have something I can also use on my computer.

The best-case scenario would be to have something that would sync. This would be absolutely fantastic!

Anki can apparently do this (right?). But I read here http://www.chinese-forums.com/index.php?/topic/2-favourite-chinese-musician8441 that the Anki iPhone application is "a joke" and is ridiculously difficult to use.

I figured I should ask if anyone else has an opinion?

(I read that ZDT is a popular alternative, so if anyone wants to make a pitch for that, feel free as well)

thanks

David

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Well, I've only posted 8 times now, so I couldn't hold that against him too much ;) Point taken, though.

Yes Anki is free. So is ZDT. But, if people here felt strongly one way or the other, then I could save myself the burden of installing both systems (especially on the iTouch... I detest iTunes as it usually makes me sync about 5 times before properly installing any software)

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well as I've posted in the Anki vs. ZDT vs. mnemosyne thread, I feel strongly for Anki because of all these plugins you can use it with, but I'm not sure about iAnki, as I've never used it.

I use a Nokia phone (I installed a Taiwanese OS onto it so it can display Chinese characters) and for that I need to go online. The Anki online site has much less functionality than the desktop version, I wouldn't be surprised if it was the same for iAnki.

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I am an Anki Fan, but have wanted an iPhone application for over a

year now.

So here is an application that can directly read Anki files exported

to their dropbox. It will read the media as well. Ideally suited to

audio and sentence/phrase study (e.g., smart use of screen real

estate).

*** Video: http://goo.gl/fVEM

*** Further details: http://goo.gl/seTV

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