Wolfram Alpha widgets bring computation engine to any website Written by Christopher Dawson, Contributor July 26, 2010 at 8:00 p.m. PT Wolfram Alpha is not Google.

Wolfram Alpha has come a long way from just helping teens do calculus. These useful, surprising features can help you in your ...

You can visit the website’s examples page to see what else you can do and some more ways to use Wolfram Alpha. It is different from the search engine in some ways, and the work done by the team ...

Anyone can go to the Wolfram|Alpha website, type a question or equation into a dialogue box, hit enter, and receive an answer. If you’re trying to solve x2 + 5x + 6 = 0, ...

Wolfram Alpha may have to figure that reality out the hard way. It’s fine that it can replace your $100 graphing calculator, but it’s also limited because it requires WiFi or a 3G connection ...

Wolfram Alpha has made some fairly big strides in its few short years of existence, but the so-called computational knowledge engine has now rolled out what founder Stephen Wolfram says is the ...

Nimble works much like the Wolfram Alpha website in that it’s as simple as asking a question — in natural language, no less — and getting a quick answer to just about anything.

One of the most amazing things you can do with Wolfram Alpha is ask it what planes are overhead. If you’re on your phone, it will pull your location, then cross reference that with a database of ...

Wolfram Alpha, the online computational engine, is now available as an iPhone application that serves as a graphing calculator, calorie counter, international economic index, astronomy guide ...