iMemento Flashcards is going to make studying so much more convenient. The application comes with the option to create your own flashcards on your Mac or PC and transfer it to your iPhone or iPod Touch for handy studying.

iMemento has a list of six flashcard sets already installed to show how the whole thing works. Each of the flashcards has a question with two boxes. The first box shows the question, while the other has a question mark. Tapping on the question mark will reveal the answer. If you got the answer right, tap on the ‘correct’ option, and the ‘wrong’ option on the contrary.

On the main page under each document, you can see the total number of flashcards it contains, your learning aptitude in percentage, plus the time you have spent learning in total and today.

To transfer the flashcards that you have created, your Mac or PC and your iPhone or iPod Touch have to be connected to the same local network via WLAN.  For Windows users, Internet Explorer and Notepad are the required web browser and text editor.    And for Mac users, Safari and Textedit are the tools you need to do the job. You can also choose a background for the flashcards.

iMemento ensures that you don’t have to lug around heavy books or rifle through notes to study. Once you’ve installed your own personal flashcards in the application, you can access it anywhere and anytime you want. It’s a great way to learn new stuff, and I think that though it will be especially useful for students, anyone who wants to learn stuff will benefit from iMemento.

• App Name: iMemento Flashcards
• Price: $3.99
• App Category: Education
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• Developer: Thomas Busse
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