TLDR:Skoove Premium Piano Lessons can train you up from a novice to an experienced piano player with their AI-aided learning system. You always knew you were smart. But did you know learning to play the piano could actually make you even smarter? It turns out that’s actually true. In a study of almost 4,700 volunteers, those who spent part of their COVID lockdown learning to play an instrument saw theirintelligence increase by 10 percent....

TLDR: Skoove Premium Piano Lessons use artificial intelligence and a good old-fashioned focus on basics to teach any student how to play the piano fast. It’s very roughly estimated that about 25 percent of the populationcan play the piano. While that accounts for a whole lot of kids who had to sit for mandatory weekly lessons during their youth over the years, the number of real piano players from that group is probably a whole lot smaller....

UK TV news channelSky Newshas launched an impressiveiPad appthat marks a significant investment in Apple’s tablet as a news consumption device. Rather than present a curated run-down of the top stories, the default view is a timeline that presents the latest video reports and interviews as soon as they’re broadcast by the TV channel. Tap any video and it begins playing in the centre of the screen, while a selection of associated content such as written stories from the channel’s website, graphs, maps and related video reports are displayed around the side....

While exploring the App Planet hall at Mobile World Congress, I stumbled upon this neat app from a Japanese development team. Sky Reader takes a fresh, geo-social approach to the weather forecast. At its simplest, this mobile app displays the weather for the next 24 hours as a full-screen picture that allows you to scrub backwards and forwards through time with your finger, letting you explore how the weather will change....

Skyfire, the first mobile browser that brought flash to Android, has just rolled out an improved iPhone browser, adding social features like Facebook integration and content recommendations. The new features in Skyfire 3.0 for the iPhone, now include Facebook “likes” on every page (in the dock) coupled with the ability to share and view recommendations from Facebook friends. These built-in social features were first introduced to Skyfire for Android. Every iPhone user knows, iOS doesn’t support Flash video, unless of course you’re using a browser such as Skyfire, one of the reasons the app has been so popular in the app store....