Miao Mi – Learning Mandarin Chinese for Kids the Fun Way
Chinese is one of the most widely spoken — used by more than a billion people — and fastest growing language in the world. It is quickly becoming the language of business so whether you decide to learn Chinese because of academic reasons or just to learn a new skill, there are lots of reasons why it is worth spending time on. The notion that it is a difficult language to learn is not entirely correct, especially because of technology, but learning it at an early age is surely be an advantage.
Because of this, lots of parents equip their children while they are young to give them a heads start and for higher chances of proficiency. Speaking of technology, there are a number of tools that you can use and are within your grasp once you decide to dive into linguistics. In learning Mandarin Chinese, my personal recommendation is Miao Mi!
Video has become the primary form of several media content, especially on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter. Because of this surge in digital video content, many tools such as Adobe Premiere and Techsmith Camtasia have been developed in order to make editing videos more personalized and in higher quality. However, these tools commonly needs powerful computers such as macbooks and high-end laptops and pc’s, as these software generally needs higher processing power and VRAM memory for rendering videos in higher qualities, making the whole process of editing, rendering, and uploading an extremely time consuming process. In order to make the whole process faster, mobile apps such as YouStar have been developed in order to create your own personalized and professional videos in the comfort of your own phone.
Apple can’t seem to make up their mind with Control Center as it has been through many iterations since its inception in iOS 7. With iOS 10 they added another page for the music controls. This made a lot of sense for a lot of users, the first page is less cluttered and everything is easy to access. Horseshoe, by developer Andy Wiik attempts to bring back a one page Control Center to iOS. 
Users have requested a dark mode feature from Apple for years now. We have seen hints of it thanks to iOS 10 within the framework of the messages app and we now have a dark Clock app. There’s also tweaks for this found on Cydia like Eclipse and NightMode, allowing users to somewhat achieve a dark UI.
Whether you are a parent from Russia, the US or the Orient Seas, we all aim for our kids to have fun while learning. We go to great heights and sacrifice our own luxuries to ensure that our kids are at par with their peers in terms of gaining the knowledge that they should be learning at their certain age group. But it is also imperative that we do not take away the value of enjoyment as this is a key for them to be continually motivated to learn. Eggroll Games adheres to this goal with their new creation: 
