I really enjoyed this app until I was in public without wifi. I tried to dictate at my dr. office when I received an error message informing me that there was no Internet connection, then prohibited me from using the program. I'm not normally paranoid, but what reason would there be that would require me to have Internet connection to use a dictation app? I tried using the program before this discovery, and it was a pretty decent app. It was right on target with the text, words, etc, and I've been told that sometimes I'm difficult to understand. Whether it's my volume or pronunciation, who knows? But this app picked it up. It makes it easy to use. In fact, I was going to use the app to make the review. Instead, here I sit in the dr office with no possibility of using this app. Five stars if you fix it. Until then, one star since I don't think I can use it without being spied on.

I thought the reviewers who complained about the bright light had forgotten about the front camera. The waiver I signed should've tipped me off, but when the directions specified using the rear camera, I gave it up. I already gave myself a scare a couple of years ago when a hearing test app blocked my audio signals. I walked around for two weeks listening to high pitched sounds and muffled sounds. This app should be removed. I can't even handle a quick flash of this light in my eyes. You seriously can't ask kids (or adults) to place the camera right up to their eyes so the blinding light flashes directly into their eye every time they want to open a file. Lucky for you I'm not an opportunist, or I would've used this app just to be able to sue you. A simple opening waiver isn't going to protect you when vision is threatened and lost. If you can't develop an iris recognition file without using the camera's light, you need to scrap the idea and move on. Seriously. Even if the flash wasn't an issue, wouldn't it make sense to use the front camera so the user can line up his eye with the camera? I'm just glad I didn't use it.

I'm supposed to leave a five-star review to get 500 coins. I don't need the coins. This app is pretty easy. In fact, I've guessed four of them without clicking on a single box. Only one puzzle have I played that I had difficulty guessing (Jaguar). So if I don't need the coins, why am I leaving a review? I'm curious to see if I'd get the coins by leaving a one-star review (sorry, Devs, but all is fair in love and rewards). I'll let you know if it worked. By the way, the app is fun. But some may find it to be too easy. Kids would love it.

This puzzle is too easy. I'm getting perfect scores up the yin-yang. I'm whipping through them like a torch through wax. I gave up and went for the iPad versions, which is much more difficult to accomplish. Oh, not because of the puzzle, itself; but because the grids are so tiny that it's too easy to select the wrong color and undo a line that was already drawn. I could either start from the beginning, or take a point for "screwing up". But at LEAST it's more challenging. "So why don't you just delete the app?", you might ask. Because there's something addictive about it that I can't put my finger on, even though I do feel like I'm wasting my time. But if your a kid reading this, hey! Go for it! I really think you'll enjoy it. Anyone would, really. Give it a shot (I can't remember if I paid for it). Maybe this just happens to be my savant skill.