Berlin-based language learning startup is the first provider of . Babbel was one of the first startups in the language learning space to bring their courses to mobile devices. busuu which just was another early adopter of the mobile learning space.
About a year ago after the company created the first very successful mobile applications for the language learning startup.
With the addition of the Windows 8 applications, Babbel users can now learn on iOS, Android and Windows 8 devices.
The new apps are available in the Windows Store for all of Babbel’s language offers that is German, Portuguese, French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Indonesian, Polish, Swedish and Turkish to be precise.
Personally, I have to say that I am far more excited about the Windows 8 launch and especially the Windows Surface than the new iPad Mini. The Surface got some pretty decent reviews, in fact the major drawback for the tech journalists was not the Surface tablet itself but the lack of software compared to the iOS and Android ecosystem.