Google has released a new mobile application that allows Android smartphone holders to conduct scientific experiments On their own devices. The new Science Journal is tracking and recording real-time data, and then converting them into convenient graphs and charts.

The Annex can count the various sensors built in Android smartphones, including an accelerometer (recording the location of the hadget in the space), lighting and sound sensors, and users can use this information in their projects. For example, the Science Journal can record the pace in which the user fled every day during the week and then show his progress on the linear schedule.

The number of sensors available to the new Android application is still very small. In addition to the Science Journal, an Internet searcher has therefore begun to sell a special set of external sensors and micro-controllers to help children conduct a variety of scientific experiments.