CloudWatcher vs GRE Calculator

Look up at the sky, with new eyes. CloudWatcher is an all-in-one cloud observation app: identify clouds with AI, learn from a built-in field guide, take quizzes, log every sky you see, and never miss a rainbow or sunset. Features Cloud AI Identification Take a photo and let AI identify it across 10+ cloud types (cirrus・cumulus・stratus and more) with explanations of weather conditions and how to spot each one. AR Labeling (New) Point your camera at the sky and tap any cloud. AI labels stick in 3D space so you can compare multiple cloud types at once. Today's Sky Live Activity (New) Your Lock Screen and Dynamic Island show what's likely in today's sky in chronological order: rainbows・sunsets・sunrises・halos・cirrus days・stargazing nights. Smart Sky Alerts (New) Forecast and sun position predict moments like "Rainbow likely" or "Beautiful sunset expected" and notify you just in time. Each alert type can be toggled. Cloud Field Guide The 10 WMO cloud genera with photos・characteristics・meteorological context. Jump straight from the guide into capture mode. Cloud Quizzes Three difficulty levels (beginner・intermediate・advanced) to sharpen your observation skills. Map and Statistics See all your captures on a map. Track your most-photographed cloud types over time. AI Chat Ask questions about clouds and weather using your own photos as context. For ・Sky lovers and amateur meteorologists ・Kids' science projects and classroom use ・Studying for meteorology exams ・Capturing memorable skies on travels Compatibility ・iOS 17.6 or later ・Live Activity and Dynamic Island (iPhone 14 Pro and newer) ・AR Labeling requires A12 Bionic or newer ・English and Japanese Weather powered by Apple WeatherKit. Cloud identification powered by cloud AI.

GRE Calculator is for students preparing to give the GRE exam. The calculator offered here is one that's very similar to the one offered during a GRE exam's Quantitative section, because it follows the same operational restrictions. Other generic calculators aren't tailored specifically for GRE exam practice, which is why using them for practice isn't recommended because it gives students unrealistic expectations of what to expect during an actual GRE exam. Given below are *some* of the rules enforced by the on-screen calculator supplied during a GRE exam. GRE Calculator here follows these same rules, giving students a more realistic practice experience: 1) No exponent notations are used or allowed. 2) Use of parenthesis is allowed only to a single degree (i.e. nested parenthesis isn't allowed). 3) Any number with an absolute value larger than 99,999,999 is not displayed, and instead the phrase "Error" is displayed. 4) At any time, no more than 8 digits are shown on the screen. Rounding off is used where needed to meet this requirement. 5) Any computation performed that is mathematically undefined, results in the "Error" message being displayed. 6) Mathematical 'order of operations' is enforced. For example, if calculating 8 + 5 x 3 from left to right, the answer would be 23, not 39. ........... and there's still more! GRE Calculator also offers a style called 'GRE Exam Style', which makes the calculator look strikingly similar to the calculator offered during an actual GRE exam. This offers an even more realistic practice experience for all those using GRE Calculator.