BY Christine Chan on Mon November 12th, 2012
If you're a puzzle lover with a knack for numbers, then Nozoku will be sure to delight.
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BY Tyler Tschida on Tue August 21st, 2012
Today's AGF list includes an arcade game, an educational game, and a weather app.
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BY Tyler Tschida on Thu December 01st, 2011
Here's your chance to win a copy of Kokono ($2.99) for iPad and test your math skills.
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BY Clinton Ferreira on Thu October 13th, 2011
Grid Hack is a puzzle game based on Sudoku, but with an extra challenge. You have a grid of squares which must be filled up with numbers in such a way that each row and column has each number appear only once. The numbers must also give the correct answer to a math problem.
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BY Hannah Camacho on Wed July 20th, 2011
The app that's been helping kids learn to love geometry is now better than ever with. Now it offers up a range of colors and themes!
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BY Hannah Camacho on Sat July 16th, 2011
If you're looking to make your little one's first experiences with math fun, interesting and easy-to-grasp, Poko is here to help.
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BY Susan Megrund on Wed June 22nd, 2011
NxtApp 4 Kids is an app for children to learn and practice their math skills in a fun and challenging way. This enjoyable game presents questions that will also help with pattern recognition and the logic of numbers.
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BY Samuel L. Lytle on Fri June 17th, 2011
There are a ton of specialized calculator applications in the App Store. You probably even have a several on your iPhone. Why not eliminate a few with this amazing app?
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BY Greg Sapienza on Wed May 25th, 2011
By now, everyone knows how much fun an iPad can be. Sometimes, however, they can fill a practical need as well. These apps, with the new addition of MathGraphics, will try to replace your TI-XX and help you with some of the toughest of math topics.
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BY Tim Chaten on Thu May 05th, 2011
Fractions can be tricky to learn. If you’ve got an iPhone, learning them can be a lot more fun. There are a wide variety of fraction study aid apps available; we compare the best of the bunch in this AppGuide.
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BY Greg Young on Mon May 02nd, 2011
Digitz is a puzzle game that test player’s ability to solve simple arithmetic against the clock. Whether you’re a child in school just learning basic arithmetic or a graduate student finishing up calculus, anyone is capable of enjoying this one. Read ahead to find out more.
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BY Hannah Camacho on Wed April 20th, 2011
Make those mundane speed drills a lot more fun with Math Academy. They will be whipping through problems in no time.
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BY Hannah Camacho on Sun April 17th, 2011
Make geometric masterpieces easily with Geom-e-Tree. Your eyes will love you for it.
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BY Tim Chaten on Mon March 07th, 2011
There are literally hundreds upon hundreds of iPad calculator apps available. Some are rather ordinary while others are truly unique. We find the best calculator apps out there and compare them in this AppGuide.
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BY Tim Chaten on Mon February 07th, 2011
The iPad is a fantastic tool for reference. Anyone from students to professionals to hobbyists can have useful information right at their fingertips. Many of these apps are universal, so if you have more than one iDevice, these apps are doubly useful. We've updated this AppList since its debut last year, but of course there are new and fantastic reference apps coming out every day. Yes, the iPad really can help you get smarter! The app store has plenty to offer to those looking for more than games and entertainment. Here are a few of our favorite smart apps.
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BY Felix Xiao on Wed October 13th, 2010
Numb3rs - The Game puts you into the shoes of a genius from the Emmy-nominated CBS TV series who solves time-based math puzzles in order to crack mysteries. Is the game as good as the show? Read on to find out all about it.
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Mon January 04th, 2010
With 2010's arrival, everybody is getting all hyped up about predictions. Well, we can't really afford those expensive crystal balls that tell the future, so we decided to base our predictions on good old hard
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BY Staff Writer on Sat November 21st, 2009
We gave you a sneak peek of Genius Defense Force, and now it's time for the in-depth review. Now you can blast away asteroids, and enemies using math. How does this unique game rate, read on to find out.
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BY Alexander Vaughn on Wed November 18th, 2009
As you probably know there would be math behind beauty. Some artists believed it and you can see it in artworks like the Mona Lisa. The idea is that all the proportions of her face
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BY David Marcus on Mon December 29th, 2008
Overview Lemonade Stand is a remake of the classic Apple II program that many of you may have played in elementary school. Essentially, you’ll be running a summer business for 30 days. Each day, you’ll
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