Introduction
PCalc is ideal for scientists, engineers, students, programmers, or indeed anybody looking for a feature-rich calculator for the iPhone or iPod Touch.
It includes an extensive set of unit conversions, a paper tape, an RPN mode, engineering and scientific notation, as well as support for hexadecimal, octal and binary calculations.
It's PCalc in your pocket!
Based on the popular calculator for the Macintosh, PCalc has been redesigned from the ground up to give the best handheld experience.
Features include:
- Switchable button layouts - choose from many different horizontal and vertical layouts to suit your needs.
- Calculator themes - pick your look, all the way from minimalist to striking.
- An RPN mode with one button access to the stack.
- Hexadecimal, octal and binary modes, complete with a variety of bitwise operators.
- All the extensive unit conversions and constants from the desktop PCalc.
- A simulated paper tape to keep track of your calculations.
- Multiple undo and redo. Just flick the LCD to the right and left to reveal the past and future.
- Stylish, consistent user interface.
- Shake to clear! Two shakes to clear, three shakes to clear all.
Screenshots
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Purchasing PCalc
You can buy PCalc on the iPhone App Store by clicking here. It costs $9.99 in the US, price varies in other countries.
PCalc requires an iPhone or an iPod Touch running OS 2.0 or later, and iTunes 7.7 or later.
Quotes
What other people have been saying about PCalc for the iPhone.
Over sixty 5-star customer reviews on the iPhone App Store as of November 2008
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| "...think of it as the Lexus or BMW of Mac calculators. PCalc has a large following of dedicated users because it’s a calculator that does more than the sum of the parts..." Alexis Kayhill, Mac360, October 2008 |
"...for me, buying PCalc was a no-brainer. And I didn’t even need a calculator to figure that out..." Dan Frakes, Macworld, August 2008 |
| "I like it very much!" Guy Kawasaki, Alltop, August 2008 |
| "...while I’ve seen a few iPhone apps that are really good, PCalc is the best so far..." John Gruber, Daring Fireball, July 2008 |
| "...transforms your iPhone or iPod touch into the coolest scientific calculator ever...." Jason Snell, Macworld, July 2008 |