Please send my regards to Yago, Carlos and Vicente. I really enjoy your column in Doble Jaque (spanish podcast on chess) as well as the rest of the podcast.
Well, there is no need to be a chess genius to find out that you are really Amador Cuesta, although I had doubted because your style in English is more "polite" than the direct and "politically incorrect" style that you use in Spanish. And yet another coincidence: his name on his profile is Amy Quest that sounds pretty similar.". And he's a fan of Android and has a Nexus Tablet as Amador does. If you dont have any selection criteria it would be impossible just to see them and I see them ALL at least every week.Īfter reading your answer, I thought: "This guy seems to know as much about Computer Chess as Amador Cuesta, the well respected Spanish expert on this subject. Īpps concerning chess in Android now we have more than two thousand, amazing. The three apps refered above will come during next months, and there are around fifty apps concerning learning, practice and courses, that I will explain in my long article. Today the best chess apps on Android for me are:ĭroidFish 1.45, Shredder 1.2.2, ChessGenius 2.5.0, Mobialia, Chess ( jwtc), CFA,, Rival Chess, Chess Game, Dark Knight, AMobile Chess, Chessbae on line, Playchess, Chess at ICC, Scid on the go and SimpleChess. I am preparing a huge article showing them all. I am beta-tester of many of the best, so I can know in advance their pros and against. During the last months have appeared in Android many learning ones: tactics, strategy, courses.etc.īest new ones to come are Hiarcs, Houdini and Komodo 5. After many years I can ususally "feel" the level of the program at a glance, so I focus on a few best, say twenty, and have a general idea of the rest. It is just a matter of time, many hours of testing.
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