The Elements by Theodore Gray

I love the app, but why it insists in measuring everything in imperial units is beyond me. The scientific World has been clear about using metric for years. Belligerence to ounces, miles and tons makes you look dumb.

I love premier inn and the Weymouth seafront site brings the elements to lift

As an early adopter I bought this app to show off the potential of my new iPad, the one without a camera. Storage was an issue as has been pointed out this isn’t a small app and used up a chunk of the limited storage so at some point I uninstalled it. This was before the current App Store when apps were controlled through iTunes. Eventually I bought an iPhone but was unable to reinstall the app as any reference to my purchase has disappeared. I love the app. but having to pay twice was disappointing.

“Tidy”

I had brought this app a year ago for £8.99 and since the upgrade to IOS 11 it did not work so I looked on my purchased items and found that it no longer worked with IOS 11. However in the App Store the upgrade was £8.99 and so I had to purchase it again if I ever wanted the app to run. I thought that when you brought the original app any future upgrades and development were included in the price. Apparently not with these developers... roll on IOS 12 another £8.99 anyone...not very impressed, very greedy.

I love this app. Although it cost a pretty penny it was worth the money. Thanks indeed go to the author/maker for his amazing attention to detail. An example of which is that you can spin the sample pictures to view from all around. He could have left it at that but he went further to allow different spin rates and the detail that the spin rate gradually slows down. The text is interesting and funny. My favourite app without a doubt. Looking forward to the next in the series.

Excellent app for both students in education and students of life, each element is explained both graphically and in text. It is highly recommended.

Please could you adjust, when you go to another and then come back, it goes back to exactly where you are instead of the homepage?

This is sublimely beautiful, incredibly informative, witty... Life, the universe and everything reduced to its constituent parts. And to think I nearly bought the paper book, which is far heavier and in 2D only. This is probably the best non-gaming app on the market, though- caveat emptor- it is quite big... For those that don't care for this sort of thing, there's always Twitter I suppose- there's absolutely no substance there, after all. This, meanwhile, is every substance there is- and with 3D pictures! I'd ask for more but there can be no more, can there?

Could be a great app - except that the end parts of the text per element is cut off by the text viewer - making an unknown number of sentences un-accessible