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1. Also, apps with good SQA know to disable the triple tap to zoom if the taps are made in the keyboard.The app works fine in mobile devices but not in tablets there are overlaps, inputs are not that easy but since the app is for mobile use is ok, if you know how to use wolfram cloud deployment, handling files is ok if not you can only import images from the mobile.
2. In general is a good app if you have experience in handling the wolfram language and its curated databases.I love that you all have a Mathematica App, but it is missing key features such as the Pallettes and other tool bar that give usage to actual functions such as square root and cubed root.
3. Looking forward to have better experience 😀 Here are a few suggestions: * Samsung DeX support * Theme support (dark theme?) * Integrated feedback feature * Usable clipboard support * keyboard customization * Tabs for documents?Great concept, terrible execution.
4. It can't open local or email-attached notebooks, lacks cursor selection control, no copy paste, no undo, graphics and controls are not manipulateable, no stylesheets, slideshows are terrible, and importing local files are not allowed.
5. Also, I agree with other reviewers on basic functionalities.The keyboard is definitely an improvement over genric ones and I like the Wolfram syntactic specificity of it.
6. Characters are printed over each other, perhaps because of Wolfram Devs notorious refusal to learn and apply freshman principles of SQA.
7. At the very least, allow users to upload files from their local android storage.Wish I could say otherwise but it's still unusable on Android.
8. There should be an option to enable/disable the internal keyboard when one uses a bluetooth keyboard because the default one covers more than half of the screen on tablet in landscape mode.
9. If they are doing this on purpose, they could remove the app from the store as well, but since it is still there then most likely we are dealing with a lazy or incompetent or both types of devs.Glad to use it on Sammy Galaxy, but there is a room for improvement.
10. This problem seems like it might be related to no software testing for users who have their phone settings for vision impairment (larger font).
11. To get .nb files, they should build bridges with other clouding apps.