What Users Really Think About The Elements by Theodore Gray

Chronic instability, crashes constantly, and 1.7GB bloated file size from excessive video content

"The HUGE issue here is the app crashes everytime. Yes everytime."

"HUGE: 1.7GB for high resolution images that rotate that could be just as easily shown in 1-4 images each (instead of the 40+ of each object)."

The information under each element is very good and presented in a very interesting way. However the main periodic table is too busy and hard to read. The tiny thumbnail pics are pretty useless at that scale and the element numbers are very difficult to see. Would be better if the main table was mor...

There are 118 elements on the periodic table. I can only view 103.

Please update the UI to match modern apps, you’re still using skeuomorphic buttons and the like.

Cons: -HUGE: 1.7GB for high resolution images that rotate that could be just as easily shown in 1-4 images each (instead of the 40+ of each object). -COSTLY: $9 for information that is easily obtained anywhere, like Wikipedia (or WolframAlpha which it even links to). (For example, the amazingly usef...

I bought this app in the past, they performed an update. After the update the application no longer worked on my iPhones or my iPad. I will be forced to buy this application again if I want to use. I tried contacting their customer support and it is nonexistent. So unless you want to buy this app ev...

Touch Press is great and all, but please don’t brand each app icon. It’s an eyesore.

You pay $20 for the Periodic Table that can be looked up online for free

The actual scientific information like electron configuration, melting points etc is crammed into a slim window of small text to the right. The rest of the screen is used for wasting half a gigabyte of your devices storage to present useless graphics of what the element looks like to the naked eye...