Los Angeles, California – BFOM, an independent mobile app developer based out of Los Angeles, California, launched an infographic that details the ten greatest questions asked of all time. Ask Something? is a highly entertaining tribute to the classic game 20 Questions, with social media capabilities and a points system – in this game, players challenge their friends or random opponents in the ultimate game of trivia.
From age-old questions from excerpts of popular literature by the likes of Shakespeare, to questions asked on a daily basis; the infographic transcends time and culture with this list of questions.
“It’s human nature to have an insatiable thirst for knowledge – we ask questions, and sometimes spend centuries trying to find the answer,” said Trevor Jahangard, BFOM co-founder. “This fascinated us, and inspired us to develop this addicting app, along with this inspiring infographic.”
“Ask Something? may not help you discover the meaning of life, or whether the chicken came first before the egg, but we procured this infographic in hopes to inspire wonder,” said Jahangard.
Device Requirements:
* iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad
* Requires iOS 5.1 or later
* 16.3 MB
Pricing and Availability:
Ask Something? 1.2 is Free and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Games category. The infographic is currently posted around the web, and on the website of APPSPIRE.me, a leading mobile app marketing agency. For more information on the infographic or app, visit BFOM’s website.
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