ANDROID APPLICATION:

MY ANDROID APP:

                                MindReader-Reads your mind.  

MINDREADER:

                                MindReader Game will read your mind surely try it once,you will be stunned.It makes you to play again and again.The link is given here
                         
                                 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nishamindreader.com




you can download it in the Google playstore and it is free.It makes you to think of a number between 1 and 1000,it will guess it under 10 moves.MindReader Game is challenging you,try it and have fun.
The logic of the of game is simple,it will be very usefull to basic learners.The User Interface of the MindReader is very colourfull,it will be attractive to the user.The android developer should design a UI in a colourfull and impressive manner.The background sound will makes the  user more intresting and entertain them.Android has become a part of our life so we should try to give our thoughts towards it,it can be in the form of application.Once you started to make application ,it makes you to do more.

WAY TO PUBLISH:

                                      Android Application can be published in Google playstore by opening a account in Google playstore developer console.Once we openend a account then many Apps can be published in that account.

DOWNLOADING AND RATING:

                                     The app can be downloaded and rating can be given to the app.The rating and comments makes you to develop more app.The user can comment about their app and their opinions can  be shown public.

CONCLUSION:

                                    MindReader Game is an example for an basic Application developers.Download my app,give ratings and share your comment in the description box.More application are on the way.Try it and have fun.




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