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Isaac Newtons Gravity HD - iPad Apps for Education

7/7/2010

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This is a really well designed application that requires logic, problem solving, hypothesizing, and testing in order to complete the puzzles.  The demo version (free) gives you access to 5 puzzles, but I was instantly addicted and paid $6.99 for the full app which features 100 puzzles plus the ability to create and share your own puzzles.
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Isaac Newton's Gravity HD
The basic idea is that you arrange objects provided at each level so that a chain reaction causes the red button to be pressed.  When you hit the play button, a marble drops out of the opening in the upper left and proceeds based along the path that the board provides.  The design environment is really open-ended and the satisfaction of a completed puzzle is great!
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