Molecules for iOS review: This interactive science book brings learning to a whole new level

Macworld
Jan 8, 2015, 6:00 am647 pts
When the iPad made its debut in April 2010, the first Touchpress app—The Elements: A Visual Exploration—was right there with it. The app was actually an ebook in disguise, with stunningly beautiful and interactive 3D illustrations, and it seemed almost perfectly designed to rebut skeptics (and there were many)…

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