Equations – Scientific Calculator

Oct.30, 2009 in New iPhone Apps

Category: Education
Released: Sep 26, 2009
Price: $4.99

Description:
Travel light! Why carry a heavy scientific calculator, when you can have those same features on your iPhone or iPod touch? Equations gives you all of the features of the most popular scientific and algebraic calculators – at a fraction of the cost!

Equations is the ultimate scientific calculator. Equations provides over sixty functions that lets you solve complex algebraic, trigonometric and even calculus problems with ease. Your iPhone or iPod touch can now replace that bulky calculator, so you no longer have to carry two devices! And after all, which would you rather use?

Equations was built from the ground-up to be optimized for your device, and was designed with the iPhone interface in mind. By taking advantage of the unique capabilities of iPhone OS, solving a math problem has never been more convenient. Rather than using small buttons that are hard to find and even harder to use, the

standard keyboard is utilized to be as accessible as possible. You can use the built-in copy and paste system to quickly solve an expression or rapidly perform repetitious calculations. The touch-based interface lets you look through your history as easily as browsing your contacts. Equations even takes advantage of built-in animation technology to help simplify and speed up your workflow. With Equations, your calculator can finally fit in your pocket!

FEATURES:

âœ” Compatible with all models of iPhone and iPod touch

âœ” Simple intuitive interface makes Equations as easy to use as it is powerful

âœ” Over sixty functions and twenty constants included

âœ” Uses many features of iPhone OS, including copy-and-paste and Core Animation

âœ” Detects if you have an iPhone 3GS to perform tasks as quickly as possible

âœ” Interface available in English, French, German and Spanish

âœ” Finally stop carrying around your old calculator!

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