Please fix
Keep getting kicked out the app. Can be working a problem on my iPhone 4 and get kicked out. Not good!!!! Other than that it's a great appeinnuyuk
Help
This is a great app. When it works. After upgrading to ios 5 it appears that there are no attempts to fix bugs and the problems with crashing.Please help solve the problem
Didn't need it once
Do you really need an app to calculate .5mv^2? No, a calculator is much faster. If you need this app then you're going to fail phys 1 anywayStreusellmania
Very limited
Probably useful for high school physics but too basic for a general physics class in college. Won't really help you solve muchAroc8
Physics I: good screenshots, but won't load into iPhone
Physics II works fine on my iPhone 3G (waiting for the maybe soon iPhone 5), but Physics I will not sync into the phone, even though it appears in the app view of the sync window for the phone. After syncing, restarting, and resyncing several times, I tried the "support site", which will let me hire a speaker to speak to my company about the quality of Wolfram products and support, but the site does not allow actually asking questions. Reminds me of Microsoft Word 3, which MS put out without beta testing. I tend not to buy anything from companies that don't respect customers enough to test their products. Are you listening now, Wolfram?alwaysmprest
Amazing
One of the most useful apps for any student this $3.00 is defiantly worth it.Deltaek305
Connection timeout forever...
It's been two weeks that I have this app and I can count on the fingers of one hand how many times I could actually have something solved.
Each and every 'solving' requires the program to connect to the Internet, then there's the "Computing..." screen with the spinning logo and the timeout message.
Total disappointment.An 'above the average' User
Had They an iPad, The Big Three Would Have Invented This App
Galileo Galilei, Isaac Newton and Johannes Kepler would have loved to had something like this for their physics classes. Math and physics should be enjoyable. This app helps to stay on that circuitous path.GigaPan
Missing IPad-like interactions
There are some great things here, especially if you want to check your work on problems for the targeted physics class. Much of this would be the same on a good graphing calculator with a bit of programming. The app does not really use the cool space of the iPad, so it sort of misses an opportunity. The picture shows the force diagram of a block on an inclined plane, as if you might be able to manipulate something using touches and gestures to interactively set up problems and then see their solutions. No such luck. It's almost like a pared-down version of the regular wolfram alpha app, which can be useful, just not as exciting as I expected.Johnplusthree
