Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Smart Camera Calculator App - Just point the camera towards a mathematical expression, and PhotoMath instantly displays the correct result
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PhotoMath is the world's first camera calculator. Just point the camera towards a mathematical expression, and PhotoMath instantly displays the correct result.
This App help students with their homework and specially mathematical one, The App is initially available for the iOS and Windows OS but now for Android OS also. The app is called PhotoMath and it’s designed to help both children and adults with subject that people struggle with the most in the world, Math. The app is so good it can even do all of your math homework for you.
How PhotoMath App Works Is Actually Very Simple And Easy
- All the user has to do is open the App and point their camera at an equation in a book or on a piece of paper and the app will solve it instantly. It’s that quick and painless.
- But here’s the best part, not only will the PhotoMath app solve the equation for you, but it will also show you step by step how it got to that answer.
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- This App will actually help you learn by showing you step by step how to solve equations instead of just getting an answer, nobody learns from that.
PhotoMath also becoming a major issue in the classroom. Imagine kids taking out their smartphones and using this app on a test or even their homework. Now the whole “show your work” concept won’t be able to stop kids from using something like this to cheat, PhotoMath will do that for you too. There really is no way to control this other than teachers having to pay a bit more attention to their kids and what they are doing in the classroom. Unfortunately, once kids are at home there is no way for teachers to stop them from using the app on their homework.
If you struggle with math and have an iOS or Windows Phone device then you should download PhotoMath immediately.
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Use the app to actually learn how to do the math, don’t use it to cheat on something you don’t understand. And as for Android users, the developer has given a release window of “early 2015″, according to website.
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