- Category: Medical
- First released: October 16, 2009
- Versions: 1 archived
- Seller: Michael Quach
- com.mqdp.location.brainnerves
Requirements: Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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Archived Reviews
8 of 25For some reason this comes up on the app search for Lumosity....the recently advertised brain training program which, by the way, is not available on mobile devices. Well, it is not Lumosity (and it might be nice if they mentioned it is not for mobile devices in the frickin commercial). So don't bother downloading it unless you can't already look up brain related topics you wish to "research" on wikipedia, which is all this does. I am not sure who this app does a bigger disservice to: Lumosity, for misleading potential customers; me, for wasting my time and disk space or; the app developer, Michael Quach, for showing his inane ability to put together information in one place that is already in one place (wikipedia).
Really an app that leads you to a site not optimized for mobile devices, what a joke don't was your time downloading!
basic explanation of terms and words.<br/>I don't like white text on black, it's harder to read.
Doesn't match the description. It's only a list of "elementary information". This app would surely insult anyone in the medical field.
Keeps defaulting to ads. It's a PIA
I downloaded this thinking it was a type of brain teaser puzzle app(it's not)Nothing in description to say what it is(because its nothing). I could go on, but Misheykay's review says it all.
The app description is misleading at best and fraudulent at worst. The app is not a brain teaser as described and the descriptions of neurological disorders are shallow.
Very simple and useful tips, thanks.
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