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Version 10.3 · 2026-08-01
iPad bug fixes and iPhone polish.
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The store currently lists version 10.3, updated 2026-08-01.








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Talking Carl is the very first and still the funniest talking character on the App Store, he invented fun!
Talk, sing, and play with him. Tickle him, punch him, feed him, and wait until you hear his laugh, it’s just irresistible.
Carl has topped all the charts worldwide and has been featured across the globe.
We think about small kids too: Use the Baby mode without any buttons: only Carl and no trouble!
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• Talk to him and he'll repeat your words with an hysterical voice.
• Feed him with bones
• Strike him by lightning
• Tickle him and he will laugh out loud.
• Poke his eyes and he will shout and yell.
• Pinch him to hear him growling.
• And if you forget him he will grumble.
• Very Polite, he even says Goodbye.
+ Swipe up and he will fly... and fall
+ swipe down and hear the thunder
+ swipe left or right and he'll make a round-turn.…
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iPad bug fixes and iPhone polish.
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