Davka Corporation is the world’s foremost developer of Judaic software. Since 1982, Davka has developed over 100 titles PC and Mac in the areas of Hebrew language, Jewish practice, holidays, games and more, and is the developer of the renowned DavkaWriter word processor for Windows.

Davka is notable as the publisher of several early games for the Apple II series of computers including The Lion’s Share by Robert Aaron and The Philistine Ploy by Robert Aaron and Alan Rosenbaum.

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Siddur/Zmanim & Minyan
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Shofar
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Expecting
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Menorah
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Tanach
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Shabbos Alarm Clock
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Mikvah
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Jewish Radio
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Bleeper
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Email It Later
Feedback
Goldilocks
New Years Party Blowhorn
Swine Flu Tracker
Urinal Test
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Jewish Lessons for the iPhone & iPod Touch

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Shulchan Aruch and much more

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Forgot the prayer – check your iPod

Editor’s Note: The following article is reprinted from “Forward“, published: August 28, 2008

By Lana Gersten

“Blessings often come in disguise. This one comes on your iPhone.”

So says the description of the new iPhone/iPod touch application, the iBlessing, a product developed by The Jewish Learning Group and now available on iTunes. When a user clicks on any one of the food groups displayed on the screen — including fruit, meat, bread and wine — the appropriate blessings appear and the prayers are played aloud in Hebrew and English.  Added bonuses include the Modeh Ani, the prayer recited upon waking, and the Shema, a blessing declaring one’s faith in God.

The Jewish Learning Group also launched the ParveOMeter, which is perfect for those inclined to lose track of time: The application counts down the minutes between meat meals and dairy meals. The timer is automatically set to go off six hours after the meat button is pressed, but it can be customized, based on levels of observance, to zero, 30 or 60 minutes following a dairy meal.

According to Zalman Goldstein, head of The Jewish Learning Group, the applications have already received 14,000 downloads combined since August 16, when they were introduced on iTunes.  Best of all, both applications are free of charge.

The Jewish Learning Group assists Jewish people on their path to joyful religious observance.

Applications by The Jewish Learning Group:
iBlessing, iCharity, ParveOMeter

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