Stunning, with fun extras  
By: _jsw_ - Jun 25, 2010
Version: 1.0.0.1
Granted, this app is huge and takes a while to install. That doesn't matter, because it's worth it. I've been using it for hours with no crashes or glitches (the iPad version reviews mention some issues with that platform). My hours of use? Filled with fun and learning for my kids and me. When you bring up an element and twist the iPhone, the internal gyro detects that and spins the display. There's an element song, which is fun to watch. There are explanations for all the elements, as one would expect, and multiple views of examples for most. To me, one of the coolest aspects is the main screen - all the elements in motion and visible on the iPhone 4's amazing display. Also, the Wolfram Alpha integration is a nice touch. Highly recommended.

Informative, cool, but expensive  
By: NoMax2 - Jul 6, 2010
Version: 1.0.0.1
I always loved science so I couldn't pass down the opportunity to get this app. The example images are really nice - the gyroscope feature is also cool but the image rotation can hang very briefly at various points while turning your body. The information presented on each element is good although short. Not sure if $10 is a fair price though - should be half that. I'm sure the iPad version is much better and worth every penny.

Awesome App! Uses Gyroscope.  
By: Super Critic - Jul 1, 2010
Version: 1.0.0.1
The Elements for iPhone 4 is just as awesome of an app as is the iPad version. I've learned a lot through these apps. Did anyone else catch that in addition to being able to rotate objects with your finger, you can rotate the iPhone 4 and use the gyroscope to rotate objects on screen? It's pretty cool. By the way, the idiots who are complaining that "The Elements for iPHONE 4" won't load on their 3GS or iTouch or Apple ][ are total morons. You shouldn't need to go further than the title to find out why. Sheesh. Anyway: great app, a little pricey (although I realize this guy has to put food on the table), four stars.

Idiots shouldn't download this app anyway  
By: Carverd - Jul 1, 2010
Version: 1.0.0.1
The title of the App is The Elements for iPhone 4. So I don't get the idiots complaining it doesn't work on their 3GS or iTouch or Commodore 64 or whatever. It's a beautiful app. I think the $9.99 pricepoint is way high for something you will enjoy for a few minutes then only use it occasionally. Also, the app is 1.2 gb. That's a big deal if your space is limited, like mine. Anyway, awesome app but overpriced and it's a big file. 4 stars for the high price.

...wow...  
By: Nickols12345 - Jul 5, 2010
Version: 1.0.0.1
It's just amazing. Period.

Very Good  
By: Immortal M - Jul 5, 2010
Version: 1.0.0.1
Does exactly what is says it should do.

GREAT!  
By: shadow360zbb - Jun 29, 2010
Version: 1.0.0.1
Great book, beautiful visuals. It's not the best reference and it is missing some information such as atomic structure that the hard-cover book includes. On the iPhone 4, it looks absolutely brilliant.I recommend this for anyone who's really interested in materials and wants a really nice coffee table book...in their pocket.

Supper  
By: APMNFMBOB - Jun 29, 2010
Version: 1.0.0.1
Read about the $9.99 app before buying it....The one star ratings are horrible..!!I think this app is amazing!!Worth the money if you are thinking about getting it...

Good but leaves me asking basic questions...  
By: Randy Kopf - Jun 27, 2010
Version: 1.0.0.1
It's a great application. I was surprised I wanted to see each elements basic atomic structure. I also expected to see the discovery date and details for each element. MY BAD looking deeper they do provide a link through the Wolfram Alpha link to Wikipedia & PeriodicTable.com with the connecting link! Way to go!

One of the Best Apps in the Apps Store!  
By: Jimhall_ - Jun 27, 2010
Version: 1.0.0.1
This is one of the best apps in the apps store. Extremely well done! Two suggestions to improve app. 1. resize text to make it larger and 2. next to element name, include diction name, i.e., (actinium [ac-tin-ee-uh m] with and without sound. This will help us to pronounce the elements correctly. These suggestions would also apply to the iPad app as well.

Awesome!  
By: COZ77 - Jun 26, 2010
Version: 1.0.0.1
It is so impressive on the iPhone 4! I saw the iPad version and loved it and never thought it would translate well to a smaller screen but I was wrong. Totally awesome and educational! I downloaded over the computer b/c it's a large file and had no problems.

Looks great  
By: Humenfly - Jun 26, 2010
Version: 1.0.0.1
Wow! AmaZing!

Stunning, with fun extras  
By: _jsw_ - Jun 25, 2010
Version: 1.0.0.1
Granted, this app is huge and takes a while to install. That doesn't matter, because it's worth it. I've been using it for hours with no crashes or glitches (the iPad version reviews mention some issues with that platform). My hours of use? Filled with fun and learning for my kids and me. When you bring up an element and twist the iPhone, the internal gyro detects that and spins the display. There's an element song, which is fun to watch. There are explanations for all the elements, as one would expect, and multiple views of examples for most. To me, one of the coolest aspects is the main screen - all the elements in motion and visible on the iPhone 4's amazing display. Also, the Wolfram Alpha integration is a nice touch. Highly recommended.

Very interactive  
By: Weehoo - Jun 25, 2010
Version: 1.0.0.1
This is a beautifully done, interactive book. The only complaint is that there is no stereo-graphic 3d effect. The iPad version does include this. Otherwise, very neat for anyone that loves science.

Amazing image quality.  
By: Endwarism - Jun 24, 2010
Version: 1.0.0.1
This app is great, really really beautiful.

Beautiful  
By: ChemistGeek87 - Jun 23, 2010
Version: 1.0.0.1
Beautiful app. The images are crisp and everything plays back smoothly.

best in its calss  
By: ChRoNzZ - 9-Jul-2010
Version: 1.0.0.1
i dont need this app but i bought i for my ipad and it was stunning but on the iphone 4 its outta this world A+++++

Informative, cool, but expensive  
By: NoMax2 - Jul 6, 2010
Version: 1.0.0.1
I always loved science so I couldn't pass down the opportunity to get this app. The example images are really nice - the gyroscope feature is also cool but the image rotation can hang very briefly at various points while turning your body. The information presented on each element is good although short. Not sure if $10 is a fair price though - should be half that. I'm sure the iPad version is much better and worth every penny.

Awesome App! Uses Gyroscope.  
By: Super Critic - Jul 1, 2010
Version: 1.0.0.1
The Elements for iPhone 4 is just as awesome of an app as is the iPad version. I've learned a lot through these apps. Did anyone else catch that in addition to being able to rotate objects with your finger, you can rotate the iPhone 4 and use the gyroscope to rotate objects on screen? It's pretty cool. By the way, the idiots who are complaining that "The Elements for iPHONE 4" won't load on their 3GS or iTouch or Apple ][ are total morons. You shouldn't need to go further than the title to find out why. Sheesh. Anyway: great app, a little pricey (although I realize this guy has to put food on the table), four stars.

Idiots shouldn't download this app anyway  
By: Carverd - Jul 1, 2010
Version: 1.0.0.1
The title of the App is The Elements for iPhone 4. So I don't get the idiots complaining it doesn't work on their 3GS or iTouch or Commodore 64 or whatever. It's a beautiful app. I think the $9.99 pricepoint is way high for something you will enjoy for a few minutes then only use it occasionally. Also, the app is 1.2 gb. That's a big deal if your space is limited, like mine. Anyway, awesome app but overpriced and it's a big file. 4 stars for the high price.