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Top 5 Apps To Improve Your Memory

<p>Scientific studies have proven that memory function can be improved&period; In addition to eating well and exercising regularly&comma; which have proven to boost overall brain activity and health&comma; you can also exercise your brain&period; By routinely performing mental exercises&comma; you can initiate the development of new synapses and nerve connections that can help improve memory and cognitive function&period;<br &sol;>&NewLine;What better way to work on increasing memory than on the go&quest; If you’ve got some downtime on the train or while waiting at the doctor’s office&comma; here are 5 great apps for your mobile device that will help you boost your memory and sharpen your brain skills&period;<br &sol;>&NewLine;<strong>Brain Trainer &lpar;iPhone&sol;iPad&rpar;<&sol;strong><br &sol;>&NewLine;This app designed by Lumos Labs is geared towards the individual&period; It has you enter your age&comma; gender&comma; and education level and then proceeds to create a daily plan that consists of 3 games intended to boost your cognitive abilities&period; The games focus on memory&comma; recognition&comma; processing speed&comma; flexibility and simple problem solving&period; The app will track your progress with a Brain Performance Index &lpar;BPI&rpar; so users can see their progress&period; With just a few minutes a day&comma; the developers of this app claim you can achieve improved brain and memory function&period;<br &sol;>&NewLine;<strong>Improve Your Memory &lpar;iPhone&sol;iPad&rpar;<&sol;strong><br &sol;>&NewLine;The app from Movisol has been downloaded over 600&comma;000 times&period; It uses visual cues and picture sequences to help exercise your short term memory&period; Visual cues are a way to exercise and develop your iconic memory&period; Iconic memory is the visual recognition that happens almost instantaneously in the brain&period; By completing the exercises regularly and through constant repetition&comma; it claims to also boost your long term memory&period;<br &sol;>&NewLine;<strong>iCue Memory &lpar;iPhone&sol;iPad&rpar;<&sol;strong><br &sol;>&NewLine;iCue Memory claims to be the only memory training tool that is endorsed by the USA Memory Championship&period; The app consists of 3 separate games&colon; Speed Cards&comma; Number Marathon&comma; and Binary Digits&period; It progresses through several levels and helps you track your progress through scoring&period; Scoring is based on memorization time&comma; recall time&comma; number of memorized items&comma; and overall accuracy&period; You can compete against yourself or others&period;<br &sol;>&NewLine;<strong>Memory Trainer &lpar;Android&rpar;<&sol;strong><br &sol;>&NewLine;This is one of the highest rated memory apps in the Android Marketplace&period; Memory Trainer claims to exercise your spatial and working memory to improve concentration skills and focus&period; The Memory Trainer app gives you some basic information on the benefits of memory training&comma; lets you choose a workout session&comma; continue where you left off with a previous session and even lets you monitor your progress with the help of a graphical display&period; Each session can be chosen based on difficulty level and the activities are fun and engaging making it seem a lot less like work&period;<br &sol;>&NewLine;<strong>Brain Workout &lpar;Android&rpar;<&sol;strong><br &sol;>&NewLine;Brain Workout is an app that has 4 games intended to sharpen your brain skills&period; The app lets you start by choosing the area of your brain you want to exercise and then you’ll be given a game&period; The app lets you track performance and measure your improvement in a graph&period; It also lets you can compare your scores with friends or even post your score on the global scoreboard&period;<br &sol;>&NewLine;In addition to improving your memory and other cognitive skills&comma; regularly exercising your brain helps lower your risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease&period; Whichever app you choose&comma; be sure to regularly workout your brain so you can stay healthy and focused&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<h5>Featured images&colon;<&sol;h5>&NewLine;<ul>&NewLine;<li> <span class&equals;"license">License&colon; Creative Commons<&sol;span> <span class&equals;"source">image source<&sol;span><&sol;li>&NewLine;<&sol;ul>&NewLine;<p>Tonya Gardner is a career counselor and guest author at Best Master&&num;8217&semi;s Programs&comma; where she has contributed guides to top-rated online master&&num;8217&semi;s degree programs&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;

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