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DISCOUNT (649p → 179p) Review of The School: White Day for iPhone and iPad – legendary horror

07/01/2022 by

The original version of the horror film White Day: A Labyrinth Named Schoolreleased for PC back in 2001, gained immense popularity in South Korea and other countries of the world, and many fans still remember this game with warmth. Considering that White Day still has a lot to offer players, the Korean studio Roi Games has prepared a remake of the game for iPhone and iPad – The School: White Day…

Download The School: White Day for iPhone and iPad (App Store)

The mechanics of White Day may seem unusual to some, but overall the gameplay is perceived well, especially considering that large companies are no longer interested in the horror genre, practically leaving it at the mercy of indie studios. White Day offers players three-dimensional graphics, an immersive storyline, and an atmosphere of hair-raising horror.

We play as a student named Li Hui-ming, who sneaks into school to leave a gift in honor of White Day, a holiday celebrated in many Asian countries a month after Valentine’s Day. On this day, young men give gifts to the girls they like, mostly made of chocolate.

However, an innocent undertaking turns for Li Hui-ming into a dangerous journey through a haunted school, where, among other things, a maniac watchman works, hunting anyone who meets him at night in the building. Our hero does not have combat skills, so the only thing left for him is to hide and run away.

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In addition to the main character, the school also has four girls with whom you can conduct a dialogue, choosing certain phrases. The plot of the game is non-linear and all actions will in one way or another affect its outcome. There are 7 possible endings in White Day.

As the game progresses, you will have to solve many puzzles. Although they are made in an interesting and thoughtful way, due to poor lighting and almost indistinguishable textures, it is sometimes quite difficult to find this or that object, so you have to explore the same location several times.

In many horror movies, the main emphasis is on the visual component, in White Day the atmosphere of horror is achieved through sound. The game perfectly manipulates sounds, evoking a constant feeling of fear, even when the hero is hiding in cover.

One of the notable features of the game is the difficulty selection. Unlike other games, where difficulty affects the amount of hero’s health and damage inflicted by enemies, here, the higher the difficulty level, the more often you will meet with enemies. In addition, at medium difficulty, you will not be able to see the hints. Saves in the game are also limited, and the difficulty level affects how often progress can be saved.

Curiously, the puzzles in White Day are randomly generated, so even after repeated playthroughs, the game does not feel jaded.

Despite the venerable age, The School: White Day still can give a lot of pleasure, primarily due to the masterfully preserved intrigue and atmosphere of fear, created by high-quality musical accompaniment.

The cost of the application in the App Store is 649 rubles. Download requires an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iOS 8.0 or higher. The game has been translated into Russian.

Download The School: White Day for iPhone and iPad (App Store)

Applications for school on iPhone and iPad: an overview of useful programs

03/09/2021 by ALOK DAS

The training has begun, which means that it is time for schoolchildren and students to think about preparing for classes. In the process, it will not be superfluous to supplement the training on textbooks by downloading useful applications to a smartphone or tablet that can significantly make life easier during the study period.

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In this collection you will find five useful Russian-language programs, thanks to which it will be easier for a student or schoolchild to cope with the organization of the educational process, work on difficult-to-master subjects and save time searching for the necessary information on a particular discipline.

Applications for school and university students on iPhone and iPad: an overview of useful programs

iSchool

Another organizer, but already designed for schoolchildren and has the corresponding functional features. In addition to scheduling lessons and monitoring your own progress, using the program, you can quickly record homework using a camera or voice recorder, and then share it on social networks or via Bluetooth, receive notifications when the beginning and end of a lesson is approaching, make notes on subjects, etc. etc.

The developers also took the trouble to create a widget and a version of the app for the Apple Watch.

Download iSchool for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch (App Store)

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Castle quiz

An intellectual quiz, created primarily for high school students who plan to take the USE or other exams this year. An uncomplicated game is designed for two players (selected at random) who try to capture each other’s castles, answering questions from the school curriculum in various subjects: mathematics, chemistry, literature, history, etc.

You can install Castle Quiz on iPhone or iPad for free, there are no in-app purchases.

Download Castle Quiz for iPhone and iPad (App Store)

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Knowledge

Knowledge is a kind of social network for schoolchildren and students, created as part of the znanija.com project. Thanks to the service, students can quickly exchange relevant information regarding the learning process and help each other with laboratory work, homework, coursework and diploma projects.

According to the developers, most of the questions can be answered here in a detailed and, most importantly, correct answer in a matter of minutes. This was achieved due to the rating system – the more benefit one student or student brings to another, the higher his rank and position in the rating.

Download Knowledge app for iPhone and iPad (App Store)

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Foxford Textbook

Unlike the previous application, the Foxford textbook contains materials not only for mastering the school curriculum, but also for in-depth study of one of eight disciplines. In addition to 3000 topics from the standard school course for grades 5-11, presented in an easy-to-understand form, there are more than 500 video lessons from teachers of Moscow State University, MIPT and HSE, which deal with the most problematic nuances for most schoolchildren in certain subjects.

The Foxford tutorial is free to download and use, but you will need a premium subscription for full access to the content.

Download Foxford for iPhone and iPad (App Store)

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Photomath

“Calculator with a camera” – this is how the developers themselves call their application. The program has become quite popular among schoolchildren and allows you to solve mathematical problems (arithmetic operations, equations, inequalities, etc.) without even entering data using the keyboard. Simple enough point the camera at a task, even if it is written by hand in a notebook or on a blackboard, and the application will recognize the text with a high degree of probability and then give the correct answer.

Download Photomath for iPhone and iPad (App Store)

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iStudiez Pro

A student organizer that will allow you to streamline the flow of events taking place in each educational institution – lectures, seminars, laboratory work, workshops, tests and exams in this application can be easily arranged on the shelves, marked with the desired color, add a thematic icon, duplicate, etc.

There are also special sections for entering information about teachers and fellow students (reception hours, contact details, etc.).

Download iStudiez Pro for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch (App Store)

Tim Cook turns 60, and how Apple CEO looked at school (photo)

02/11/2020 by ALOK DAS

Tim Cook may now be the head of the world’s most successful technology company, but like all greats and not greats, he was once a child, a pimply tall teenage schoolboy from the small town of Robertsdale, Alabama.

Cook doesn’t like to share information about his past, however, thanks to the album of school photos, we can get an idea of what Tim looked like when he was at Salutatorian Robertsdale High School in 1978.

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There was only one female student in that class at Robertsdale High exceeding Tim Cook academic performance – Teresa Prochaska Huntsman – seated to the left of Cook in the photo above. Teresa was given the honor of reading her farewell speech at graduation while Cook was ranked second in the school’s rankings.

This photo shows Tim Cook along with the rest of the staff who released the annual school album. Cook served as a business manager on this project during his senior year.

Cook was loved at school as one of the brightest students, says math teacher Barbara Davis.

He was not what is now called “nerd.” He was just the kind of person with whom it was pleasant to be. He was reliable, always meticulous in his work, so I knew that everything would be done correctly if he got down to business.

Like the top two students in their class Tim Cook and Teresa Huntsman (pictured below creating a school album) worried that their chemistry teacher was not preparing them enough for admission to chemistry college. They both filed complaints against their mentor, demanding more intense classes, but they were told not to worry. Both went on to study Industrial Engineering at Auburn College.

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Here’s another photo of the yearbook team that Cook was in. Tim had three brothers, and they all started working as teenagers. Tim’s first job was delivering newspapers, then he worked in a restaurant, and later in a pharmacy with his mother.

In 1977 Tim Cook won the Baldwin EMC Youth Tour with Christine Gregorius of Fairhope High School. Former teachers describe him as a friendly, industrious lanky teenager who played trombone in a band and published the school’s annual photo album.

“He is the pride and joy of our city,” said Susie Kendrick Vivar, a former classmate who still lives in Robertsdale. “We are all very proud that he lived here.”