Mathematica style touch screen program

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A user is seeking information about a touch screen program that utilizes the Mathematica engine for creating and manipulating equations. They mention the availability of inexpensive handheld touch screen computers and express interest in developing such an application if no existing solutions are found. The idea is to create a user-friendly interface similar to an iPhone or iPad app. They encourage others to explore forums for potential interest in the concept. The discussion highlights a desire for innovative educational tools leveraging touch screen technology.
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Hey I'm wondering if anyone has ever heard or knows of a touch screen program that would maybe use something similar to the Mathematica engine. I have seen some handheld touch screen computers for very cheap. It would be really useful(and just plain awesome) to be able to create equations and manipulate them with a touch screen interface.
 
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