12 Best Chess iPhone Applications
Who said people who are on the phone a lot can’t think clearly? You can now prove how smart you are by tackling some of the best chess games that Apple store has to offer. Chess, like other board games, is fun and doesn’t get old too soon. It helps keep your mind sharp too. Chess applications give you a lot of value for your buck.
Here are the best chess applications for iPhone:

1. Fritz Chess for iPhone:
Fritz Chess is known as the best chess engine in the world. Now, it has finally come to the iPhone. Along with Shredder, Fritz is the strongest chess app on the iPhone.

2. Shredder Chess:
Shredder Chess is the best chess application for iPhone hands down. When you get a Computer chess world champion on your phone, you know you’ve got a challenge in front of you.

3. t Chess Pro:
t Chess Pro another tough cookie to crack. It’s awesome looking and comes with multiple levels. Keeps you going until you have improved.

4. Chess Problems.:
If you are into solving chess puzzles on the go, Chess Problems have got you covered. Comes with over 300 chess games you can study to take your game to the next level.

5. Chess Classic:
Chess Classic another cool looking chess game for the iPhone. Ideal for beginners.

6. Chess With Friends:
a cool free application that lets you play chess with your friends.

7. Chess Pro:
Chess Pro is not as strong as Shredder but still a good buy if you are a beginner.

8. Caissa Chess:
Caissa Chess is another great application for folks who are not too advanced but want to still challenge themselves with chess.

9. Chess Genius:
Chess Genius has been around for ages. In fact, it was the first computer chess program that I purchased. Now it’s on iPhone and looks better than ever.

10. Deep Green:
OK. We are not talking about Deep Blue here. But Deep Green’s a very good looking app and has a strong engine.

11. Glaurung Chess:
Glaurung Chess the best free chess application for iPhone hands down. You get a very strong engine and a great looking board. And it’s free.

12. Chess Clock:
Chess Clock is the official chess game for the iPhone. It’s very convenient and good looking at the same time.
If you are into chess, you are going to have a heck of a time playing these chess apps on your iPhone. And nothing is more self-fulfilling than beating a super strong engine.
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Great post, I like chess very much , but I still does do it well , so I will download one of it and have more practice!
ok, here I also have a good share:
tradestead
there are many kinds of good consumer electronics that you can enjoy yourself even well!April 10th, 2009 at 8:27 pmThanks! Saved me a bunch of time. There are a ton of chess programs for the iPhone. I just bought Shredder. Very slick app.
April 24th, 2009 at 12:12 pmIf you like the app, you’ve got to try the real thing on a PC. With the Elo of 2800, it’s one of the best programs ever made (chessbase.com)! And if you do decide to buy the PC program, let me know if you can beat it as I still haven’t managed that feat
April 24th, 2009 at 12:18 pmGuys, please, teach me: how do I install the new Pocket Fritz 3.0 on my (brand new) iPHONE 3G?
Thanks,
Mike
May 5th, 2009 at 12:00 amHave you tried Fritz Chess for iPhone? It’s specifically made for iPhone.
May 5th, 2009 at 4:05 amGlaurung Chess is really excellent. Very strong engine, aggressive play, all the options one would want. The fact that it’s free is great of course but that’s not what makes it so good.
Also, had previously downloaded “Chess O.” Don’t bother, it sucks feature-wise and crashes frequently.May 16th, 2009 at 8:40 am[...] best iPhone games around. And with the latest update, it has gotten that much better. Of all the chess iPhone apps that I have tried, Fritz has been one of the few that has truly stood out. It’s not only a [...]
August 5th, 2009 at 12:13 pm[...] best iPhone games around. And with the latest update, it has gotten that much better. Of all the chess iPhone apps that I have tried, Fritz has been one of the few that has truly stood out. It’s not only a [...]
August 5th, 2009 at 12:13 pmI like t Chess. It’s very easy to use. The other games look like kind of a mess.
October 11th, 2009 at 9:18 pmHave you tried iChess Pack? A tons of features and absolutely free
November 16th, 2009 at 12:43 amWould you like to try our new program iGrandMaster? Maybe I can get you a trial version. It is based on the award winning PocketGrandmaster and has an interface especially designed for the iPhone.
Look at http://www.igrandmaster.de/ to get a full description.
December 27th, 2009 at 4:23 amhi, i’m looking for an app that will allow me to input algebraic notation and then see the board. some apps (iChess) allows to input moves, but its board doesn’t have the notation… any ideas?
March 11th, 2010 at 9:39 pm



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