Showing posts with label Lexathon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lexathon. Show all posts

Monday, May 18, 2015

Lexathon word jumble pronounces dictionary words


XandarMob has released Lexathon 2.6.2 their Android word jumble. This new version let's those with a Lollipop device listen to the pronunciation of any of the dictionary words.

There have been further upgrades to the dictionary and a number of bug fixes to make the game more stable.

Lexathon 2.6.2 can be downloaded from Google Play.

So dig in and get jumbling.

Thursday, December 4, 2014

Lexathon 2.5.5 released, 550K downloads and 4.5 stars!!


Very happy to announce Lexathon 2.5.5, that totally addictive word game for Android.
Many thanks to all who helped verify it.

Features:
  • Google Play LeaderBoards and achievements.
  • Dictionaries are now searchable.
  • UI Preference to enlarge the font size of the found/rejected words
  • GameSize preferences are now in their own Activity.
  • Removed library causing crash on Lollipop devices.
  • Several bug fixes from 2.4.6 and 2.5.4

NB by default, Lexathon will sign you into Google Play Games (to enable Leaderboards and achievements). If you don't want that to happen then you can switch it off in Game preferences.

You can download it from Google Play - Lexathon

Enjoy.

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Lexathon 2.3.0 released & 400k downloads


It's looking good, very good indeed. So download the new version and get stuck in.

And on top of a great release we also reached another milestone! Lexathon had it's 400,000th download yesterday and to celebrate we're giving away the Pro Version upgrade for only $1.99 for the next 2 weeks. So if you've been sitting on the fence, now is the time to get in.

The changes for this release are:
  • Massive improvement in start times when you have many dictionary exclusions
  • Sharing scores at end of game is now to any installed social media + Facebook
  • Added "Facebook share that works" to share app and score
  • Dictionary update - 'root' makes a return as well of plenty of additions and some removals
  • Much improved layout of the settings, dialogs and notifications
  • Fixed several layout and other bugs
  • Added debug preferences
  • Translated to Dutch (thanks Henri Mulder!)
  • Translated to Korean (thanks Leonardo YongUk Kim!)


Remember, contact support@lexathon.com if you run into any problems. We're here to help.



Saturday, December 22, 2012

New Lexathon video + 350k downloads


Yeah, double celebration today! 350k downloads for Lexathon AND we have a brand spanking new video that just rocks.

So once you are enthused you can pick up the best word game for Android from Google Play or GetJar.

Monday, December 3, 2012

Lexathon 2.2.0 Released


XandarMob have released their latest version of Lexathon word jumble. For those living under a rock Lexathon provides hours of addictive and educational fun in which you have to find as any words as possible in a limited time. Finding a new word buys you more time, so the sharper you are the longer you play.

Release Notes:

* Added ProVersion in-app purchase (for no-ads)
* Added 'Root word' to word definition dialogs.
* Added Rejected/Unfound word tabs with Include/Exclude/Review popups.
* New portrait layout. Switch back to old view via a User Interface preference.
* Upgraded dictionary.
* Long press on dictionary to remove/review word.
* Translation to Italian: courtesy of Antonio Di Gioia
* Fixed words appearing in both found and rejected words.
* Fixed several crashes.

Get it on Google Play

Wednesday, September 19, 2012

Saturday, September 15, 2012

Lexathon 2.1.0 released


That's right XandarMob have rolled out a new version of Lexathon that most tantalizing and addictive word game for Android. Big change for this release is the introduction of timerless play for those that prefer a more leisurely game.

You can pick up the new version now from Google Play or GetJar.

Release notes:
  • Timed and untimed modes.
  • Reduced chance of accidentally excluding a word.
  • Updated dictionary based on your feedback.
  • Added Russian translation - thanks Mariya.
  • Removed some crashes caused by external libraries.
Happy jumbling.

Saturday, May 19, 2012

Lexathon™ word scramble cracks 200,000 downloads


Lexathon™ that great Android word scramblefrom indie developer XandarMob has just zipped past the 200,000 download mark and we have celebrated by releasing version 2.0.1.

You can pick it up now from Google Play or GetJar.

The new version patches in some of the dictionary changes being made by you guys in our quest to get a well rounded dictionary. Lexathon's dictionary was composited from a number of online sources and then run through several filters to remove proper names, esoteric, archaic and abbreviated forms, as well as dialectical variants. The aim to provide a dictionary that everyone could feel they had a reasonable chance of knowing most of the words but wide enough to provide a bit of a challenge and some education. I think we have largely succeeded but we intend to keep on improving it by curating those words you add/remove to your Lexathon dictionaries.

Full release notes below:
  • Added preferences to ignore news and update notifications.
  • Stopped notifications causing OverviewActivity from starting twice.
  • Improved dictionary - added 17 words, removed 6 based on user dictionary changes.
  • Fixed error reading news for Android 2.1 and below.

Tuesday, May 8, 2012

Jumblee Words renamed - Lexathon 2.0 released


Yes, that most addictive of word games has had a named change and is now known as Lexathon™, ie a marathon of lexicons. Version 2.0.0 includes all images and icons for the new name as well as a revamp of the dictionary and ability to allow you to modify the dictionary to suit your own tastes.

Full details of the version 2.0.0 are as follows:

  • Changed name to "Lexathon".
  • Revamped dictionary.
  • User modifiable dictionary.
  • Added shuffle button to landscape layout for small/mid sized devices.
  • Nine letter word highlighted in gold.
  • Fixed error restoring app on some versions of Eclair.
So now you know what's there, go get jumbling.