Articles Tagged ‘science’
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Fourth-Dimensional Tesseract Concept Dissected And Discussed In Heady New App
BY Andy Faust III on Fri April 27th, 2012
If you've ever sought to understand the mystical tesseract, this app is certainly your best bet.
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Quirky App Of The Day: Molecules
BY Katy Zane on Wed August 31st, 2011
Holding huge models of tiny things in the palm of your hand.
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Get Smarter With HowStuffWorks For iPad
BY Emily Becker on Sat July 23rd, 2011
HowStuffWorks.com's experts know it all. Get the new native iPad app and keep learning no matter which iDevice you own.
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Calc Pro Claims To Be The Top Mobile Calculator Because It Is
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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Mopho DJ: An Awesome DJ App With A Difference
BY Joe White on Tue May 17th, 2011
Nick Bryan and Ge Wang at Stanford University's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics have developed something very interesting. It's an iOS app called Mopho DJ, and it essentially uses an iPod touch's accelerometer to create "scratch" effects on digital audio tracks.
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AppList Revisited: iPad Apps For Reference
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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New AppList: Apps For Science Lovers
BY Adam Ballif on Mon September 20th, 2010
If you are a scientist, chemistry teacher, or a student just trying to get through microbiology you will find a must-have app in this AppList For Science Lovers.
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Discovery News Goes Free
BY Tyler Tschida on Tue March 02nd, 2010
Since its launch in November 2009, the Discovery News iPhone and iPod touch app has provided its users with easy to access content fed from Discovery's not so mobile friendly website. The app launched at
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How Many Oranges Does It Take To Power An iPhone?
BY Alexander Vaughn on Fri February 12th, 2010
We've seen tons of original/weird methods to charge an iPhone, from solar power, through homemade usb wall sockets, all the way to hydrogen batteries. There is however a much simpler way: [via Gizmodo]
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Wake Up The Mad Scientist Inside You With Experimenter + We Have 5 Free Copies For You
BY Alexander Vaughn on Sun January 24th, 2010
The diet Coke+Mentos reaction was a big viral hit and I'm sure you all gave it a shot at some point (with more or less success). Well, there are actually plenty of similar experiments and the
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