When Lumosity’s app first launched on the App Store in 2010, it fared well, and raised a massive $32 million in venture funding in two years. The games built up a loyal base of players ...

He likened the customer testimonials to which the FTC objected (you can still see some of those here, on the Internet Archive's WayBack Machine) to the user-generated reviews on Apple's App Store or ...

Available in the iOS App Store, Lumosity offers a selection of more than 50 cognitive games it claims were developed by scientists and game designers to train the brain.

Lumosity has quietly amassed more than 14 million members for its brain-training games, which help you improve your core mental abilities. That in turn has enabled the company to raise $32.5 ...

Lumosity keeps your mind from turning into cabbage with its short and sweet minigames that have been designed to stimulate the brain. Josh Lowensohn April 11, 2008 12:21 p.m. PT 3 min read ...

MONDAY, July 10, 2017 -- Young adults did not appear to sharpen their decision-making skills after using the online brain-training program Lumosity, a new study reports.

Lumosity trains your brain, in particular your memory and attention, through fun mini-games, which you can play daily. It's a truly ingenious application with a wonderful interface and a great ...

Also available as an app for Apple’s mobile devices, Lumosity offers subscription options, including a $14.95 per month plan, a yearly contract for $6.70 per month or a one-time fee of $299.95.

The numbers of Lumosity's "Brain Performance Index" — tweeted by a random user here — will invariably go up the more you play. And that's a good thing — emotionally, if not intellectually.

The San Francisco-based company, founded in 2005, says it has more than 70 million registered users around the world, who are able to play its games on the web and on apps for iPhone and Android ...