Atomdroid

★★★★★ Almost perfect. It would be really cool if the functionality was expanded to drawing the molecules with a wedge and dash system where they could be converted to a ball and stick model. Would help me with organic classes very much. Great app though.

★★★★★ HTC thunderbolt Doesn't work on medium size molecules. HTC thunderbolt

★★★★★ Excellent so far As a comp chem pg I can see myself using this a lot. Works amazingly fast on nexus 7. The features I need most right now are the representations options as per vmd, and PDB animation (e.g. recognition of seperation of frames by END card), then I would be able to work from my tablet (no idea if that is a good thing to be doing, mind). Unfortunately that feature is not present here. My only criticism of current features is the tendency for the add hydrogens button to over protonate everything in a pdb, but then I doubt anyone expects to use their visualiser for protonation anyway.

★★★★★ Excellent tool, by far the best and most powerful future packed app of this kind available for android!

★★★★★ A very good app if you want to copy a molecule, but there is two problems: we can't go anymore in the library to load molecules and the periodic table is not up to date.

★★☆☆☆ Fast app but missing info Downloaded a pdb and the app does not show the name of the file anywhere... controls are not convenient - stuck in settings dialog - best separate them out to own menu item

★★☆☆☆ I could not get the software to run pdb files that I had to download directly off of the pdb website (the app would not let me download them through itself). At most, I breifly saw the structure I wanted to see, and I was sent back to the start menu. I also could not connect to the Atomdroid library due to some connection issue, according to the app.