TestSoup Expands Mobile Offerings To Include Approved IPhone Apps

Online, April 7, 2011 (Newswire.com) - TestSoup (http://testsoup.com), the premier provider of innovative online and mobile test prep solutions, today announced that its test prep apps are now available for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. The company now offers eight sets of mobile flashcards for the ACT, ACCUPLACER, ASSET, COMPASS, GMAT, GRE, PSAT, or SAT as well as two sets of cards for enlisted members of the United States Air Force studying the Professional Development Guide (PDG).

Free trials with 10 sample flashcards are also in development for those who like to try before they buy. The company expects them to be available later this month.

"We are delighted to bring our innovative mobile test prep solutions to the Apple iOS platform," said TestSoup founder Brian Reese. "It's a logical step as we grow and expand the company."

TestSoup provides mobile flashcards that allow people to study on the go and reinforce core concepts and fundamentals. For only $9.99 -- the same price as their online flashcards -- users get a study tool they can take wherever they go. And users can sign up and start studying in under 60 seconds.

"I wish this had existed when I was studying to get into law school," said Greg Santos, jury consultant with VerdictAdvantage who earned his law degree from Boston University. "I have probably spent more than $10,000 on test prep in my lifetime."

TestSoup also offers web-based flashcards as well as mobile flashcards for the Blackberry operating system. Versions for the Android OS are already underway.

Pricing and Availability
TestSoup apps cost $9.99 each and are available immediately in the Apple iPhone and iPad App Store

About TestSoup
TestSoup is the premier provider of innovative online and mobile test prep solutions. By delivering expert educational resources in the form of mobile and web-based test prep materials, we're helping thousands of students around the world become more successful. Already, more than 25 schools endorse TestSoup as an official way to help improve your scores on standardized tests.