It looks like Wolfram Alpha's computational knowledge engine, which churns out the complicated data to the common user in understandably presentable way, somehow couldn't get the iPhone app market's pulse. From the day the Wolfram Alpha iPhone app released and till today it's the case, even after the vocal outcry on its price ($50) from the iPhone community. When the app got released, it kept the mobile website, which is optimized for iPhone, available for free to the users. So iPhone users were very happy to use it for free instead of burning a hole in their pocket to purchase the Wolfram Alpha's native app.

Last few days, I have covered few Black Friday apps that can help you to search for the items you want to purchase and prepare a shopping list for this holiday season. Okay, now you have a list and you know where the best deals are on the big Friday, nearby your location. But, what if you don't know exact store location in the mall where your wish-list product is available for a best deal or you will be lost in the maze in the big malls. It's of no good, even if you come up the deals list but if you can't arrive at the store on time before the deals are run out. How about having an app help you to easily and quickly spot the store in the malls so that you can grab the best deals. There is an app for that too.

Are you a serious user who can pay $50 to find out what relation is your "mother's father's nephew" to you? If yes, as you may know, Wolfram Alpha's native iPhone app has arrived at the App Store with a pricy tag. It has an optimized interface for iPhone to access the "vast resources" of Wolfram|Alpha computation knowledge engine, as per the company.