Path vs Kinor

Path-iQ Mobile helps users view, zoom, annotate, and share whole slide images in a mobile-first digital pathology experience. The app is designed for pathology education, research workflows, academic discussion, training, and non-clinical slide review. Users can open high-resolution whole slide images, explore tissue regions, capture snapshots, add annotations, and collaborate with peers or teams. Key features: • View whole slide images on mobile • Zoom into tissue regions • Capture snapshots • Add annotations • Share cases for academic discussion • Support remote teaching and research collaboration Important: Path-iQ Mobile is intended for research, education, and informational use only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, prevent, or provide clinical decisions for any disease or medical condition. Users should not rely on the app for patient diagnosis or treatment decisions.

Kinor is a violin course on your phone, from your first contact with the instrument to your first songs. • 63 lessons in four periods, with animations, audio examples and questions • A repertoire of 50 public-domain melodies, with sheet music • Play Along: play your violin and the app checks your intonation, timing and tone • Games: Note Track, Note Reflex, Which Note?, Sharp Ear and Golden Tuning • No sign-up: open it and start right away; your progress stays on your device • Microphone audio is analyzed on the spot and is never recorded or sent Free: the whole 1st Period (15 lessons) and Golden Tuning. A monthly or yearly subscription unlocks everything else; cancel anytime in your Apple Account settings. Terms of Use: https://barukel.com.br/kinor/en/terms/ Made by Barukel. Questions: suporte@barukel.com.br