100% Physics - Textbook and Reference app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Novel Approach
First release : 15 Jul 2011
App size: 2.14 Mb
Tired of carrying that heavy Physics textbook with you all the time? Need to quickly revise the Doppler effect? Can you derive Snells Law? 100% Physics is your concise and comprehensive Physics textbook - all packed into your iPhone!
You can browse, search and read up on Physics topics wherever you are, even when there is no Wi-Fi or 3G access. Cant decide on which topic to read next? Just view one of our randomly selected topics! You can also bookmark and add your own notes/comments to help you work out those hard to understand topics.
Features:
COMPREHENSIVE COLLECTION OF PHYSICS TOPICS
Topics include:
- Matter
- Mechanics
- Electricity
- Optics
- Theory of relativity
- Magnetism
- Acoustics
- Thermodynamics
- Quantum mechanics
- etc.
BROWSE AND SEARCH
- Browse through entire collection.
- Quick search for a particular topic.
- Read one of our randomly selected topics.
SAVE PAGES
- Save pages, including images, for viewing offline (no Internet connection required).
- Pre-download pages for viewing when you dont have an Internet connection.
- Automatically save pages that you are reading.
- Easy saved pages management.
* Create folders to organize saved pages, and move saved pages to different folders.
* Instant search for saved pages.
ADD OWN NOTES
- Add notes/comments for the key points to remember, or even questions you have on the topic
- Instant search for saved pages based on notes.
Latest reviews of 100% Physics - Textbook and Reference app for iPhone and iPad
This wikipedia content. The app is poorly made.
Its just Wikipedia, which you can download for free. And you can actually search with the Wikipedia app. This is a total waste of money.
While its format may be comparable to Wikipedia, it contains a complete descriptions of the topic and all subtopics making it easy to get all the information you need. If you want to download Wikipedia and look up all 200+ topics yourself then this app isnt for you. But if you want an easy understandable approach to advanced physics then pay 2 dollars and buy this app.
I will agree with that it is a complete wikipedia copy and past, but the bright side is that you do not need a Internet connection to view this information.
I am a physics enthusiast at best, this app is perfect for an entry level science nerd as myself. Most sources are vague and minimal, this app is extremely extensive and allows you to quickly search for your topic or you can select for it to pick a random topic for you. I agree, you can spend a lot of time making notes and searching for topics for free... or pay the two dollars to have it all wrapped in a bow and ready to go! Thank you for this app!!!