Rishad

SpaceTime just released a free scientific calculator (May 2, '06).


MyCalculator is a free scientific calculator for your Pocket PC, Palm OS 5 handheld, and Windows PC that supports an innovative memory system to store and recall answers!


Windows PC: Download
Pocket PC: Download
Palm OS 5: Download

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ktvyeow

Thanks for letting us know.

ya1950

Thanks for this. It is actually is quite good - strange way of doing calculations but once you get used to it it works. I've been struggling to find a good calculator with multiple memory slots - 1-calc works but is very slow under WM5. This one is very fast and, once you get used to it, very good for multiple memory calculations. Thanks. :approve:

paladaxar

Sweet...this will definitely come in handy.

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cglaus

I checked it out... IMHO it is not very impressive, other than looking pretty & ,if you need a quick & simple memory function, then it works fine. However, there is no option to display answers in scientific notation... which is pretty sad for a scientific calculator. So far the best scientific calculator I have found is callled Eval. It's small & has all functions displayed with out having to press 2nd key. Unfortunately, it lacks an option to display answers in scientific notation as well! I'm starting to wonder about all these "scientific calculators" that can't be set to display in scientific notation!!!

JMJSelect

yeah this is cool, simple and the storing of numbers is very usefull.

I have it on my palm and it's great, it's worth the download.

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ZekeSulastin

I just want EasyCalc ported from PalmOS (and the first person to say Styletap will get punched in the face). It was a powerful calculator, supported graphing, allowed you to just write equations in, and it was free. There's nothing like it for PPC :(

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kulnet

I like free! Thanks.

X50user

I would maybe download this but it has the words "MY" in the title ........:realmad:

So damn condescending and childish.




I urge you all to join the anti-"MY"-ism campaign.

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benjesuit

Awesome find! Good looking out!

benjesuit

Originally Posted by X50user

I would maybe download this but it has the words "MY" in the title ........:realmad: So damn condescending and childish. I urge you all to join the anti-"MY"-ism campaign.

Awwww. Take the plunge, MYFriend. :)

Desa

Thanks guys!

cglaus: Thanks for the suggestion. I'll see about adding scientific notation in the next update.

If you guys have any other suggestions about MyCalculator feel free to post them on our forums here.
http://www.spacetimemobile.com/forum...forum.php?f=10

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biohzrd

If you are looking for a full fledged calculator with scientific notation (and even soon to be adding RPN), DEFINITELY check out the trial of Spacetime from the same guy/company. I have to say on here that besides mapopolis, he is the most active developer I have come across on the PPC world. Found a bug? Post it on the forums and it is normally fixed within a week or two. I have used Spacetime from Intermediate Algebra through my current Calculus I class, and hope to use it beyond Calculus IV.

Support active developers!

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Rishad

Originally Posted by biohzrd

If you are looking for a full fledged calculator with scientific notation (and even soon to be adding RPN), DEFINITELY check out the trial of Spacetime from the same guy/company. I have to say on here that besides mapopolis, he is the most active developer I have come across on the PPC world. Found a bug? Post it on the forums and it is normally fixed within a week or two. I have used Spacetime from Intermediate Algebra through my current Calculus I class, and hope to use it beyond Calculus IV. Support active developers! /end quasi-advertisement //not getting paid ///slashies

Agreed. Great support for a great product.
I posted about SpaceTime a while back and there was a special for aximsite members,
http://www.aximsite.com/boards/showthread.php?t=123360

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kerunt

I haven't tried this, but it doesn't look like anything special.
When I had my axim, I used RD Calc: http://ravend.com/ .
It's $10, but it's totally worth it.
* Algebraic Entry
* TVM Solver
* Polar Graphing
* 3D Graphing
* Matrices
* Fractal Plots
* and more...

I also remember reading somewhere that it was possible to get the "TI-83/84/whatevr" calculators on your axim. Might want to give that a google if you've used TIs before.