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WolframAlpha is the ultimate information app for your Android tablet. This app is basically an encyclopedia, dictionary, thesaurus, calculator, and a dozen other things all rolled into one. Search for any subject and see everything from synonyms to crossword puzzle clues, words that rhyme, or even ... Full Article »
WikiMobile Encyclopedia takes Wikipedia and puts it on your tablet device. The app lets you browse Wikipeida without a browser, supposedly at a much faster speed. Other than a fully functional version of Wikipedia, there are plenty of extra features. Any article can be bookmarked for future viewing ... Full Article »
Dictionary.com is one of the best tools available for Android tablets. The app keeps things really basic. Just type in the word you’re looking for, and if you’re not good at spelling, it predicts what you were trying to say and gives you a list of potential words. If you’re completely at a lo ... Full Article »
Dan Langford's The Elements for Android tablets is both a beginner and advanced level chemistry student's dream come true. The app is essentially an interactive Periodic Table of the Elements, only much more sleek than the tired black on white crumbled sheet of paper. While The Elements does give ... Full Article »
Astronomy enthusiasts can tap into an absolutely celestial app with Google Sky Map on the Android tablet. Google Sky Map uses just about everything under your tablet’s hood, including its compass, gyroscope and GPS technology. Putting all that information together, you can actually aim your table ... Full Article »
Dictionary apps are a bit of a crap shoot. They either fall in the category of “the most expensive apps you've ever seen” or cheaper ones that usually aren't very high quality. Merriam Webster's free app for Android is both a respectable and reliable solution to your dictionary app problem. Fin ... Full Article »
Quite well actually! The app is very well laid out, and it’s easy to find whatever you might be looking for. Things are divided up into categories, and there is a search function if you are looking for something specific. You can go into the featured section to find whatever is popular these days, ... Full Article »
The ESV Bible from Crossway is one of the free options available and might very well be one of the best. Though the only translation in the app is the English Standard Version, it is amazing the translation is free. All other ESV bibles will cost you some sort of pocket change. This version has obv ... Full Article »
A very different kind of search engine app for your Android phone, Blekko is an app that takes a clever and non-traditional approach to finding stuff on the web. Based on the website with the same name, Blekko is an alternative to search engines like Google and Bing. You can connect your Facebook f ... Full Article »
In early December, Google took the wrappings off its e-book store and posted e-reader software for several platforms. All in all, Google Books is a plain-jane e-book reader app for Android devices, making it relatively painless to browse, purchase, and read titles offered through the Google service ... Full Article »
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