Tag: Keypad - Latest Releases

May 26, 2012 - infiniteNIL has announced Phone Word 3.0 for iOS, an update to their Social Networking app, which generates words that a phone number spells out. For example, commercials frequently make a phone number memorable by saying, "Call 355-DUNK to buy basketball tickets," rather than the more mundane 355-3865. Phone Word users simply enter any phone number and the app generates a list of possible mnemonics. Phone words are easily saved, and the app's built-in, 26,000 word dictionary is expandable.

May 18, 2012 - infiniteNIL today announces Phone Word 3.0 for iOS, an update to their Social Networking app, which generates words that a phone number spells out. For example, commercials frequently make a phone number memorable by saying, "Call 355-DUNK to buy basketball tickets," rather than the more mundane 355-3865. Phone Word users simply enter any phone number and the app generates a list of possible mnemonics. Phone words are easily saved, and the app's built-in, 26,000 word dictionary is expandable.

Jun 16, 2011 - TernTek has announced Tacts 1.4 for iOS devices, a new update to its contact manager app that rewards loyal users for bumping phones. Create and manage contact groups directly on the iPhone. Tacts is a contact manager for the iPhone that helps anyone organize and connect to contacts quickly. The new 1.4 release of Tacts includes an T9 Keypad dialer as an in-app purchase. Loyal users can obtain the Keypad product for free by bumping with other Tacts users.

Jun 08, 2011 - TernTek today announces Tacts 1.4 for iOS devices, a new update to its contact manager app that rewards loyal users for bumping phones. Create and manage contact groups directly on the iPhone. Tacts is a contact manager for the iPhone that helps anyone organize and connect to contacts quickly. The new 1.4 release of Tacts includes an T9 Keypad dialer as an in-app purchase. Loyal users can obtain the Keypad product for free by bumping with other Tacts users.

Nov 24, 2010 - Michael Filippone has announced the release of PEMDAS 2.0, a free, scientific calculator widget for Mac OS X. The successor to the Apple Design Award winning PEMDAS 1.1, the latest version offers significant refinements and expanded features. Its elegant interface reinforces the developer's emphasis on usability over raw computational power. With standard and equation history modes, the calculator calculates equations, stores variables, and supports many standard functions.

Nov 16, 2010 - Michael Filippone today announces the release of PEMDAS 2.0, a free, scientific calculator widget for Mac OS X. The successor to the Apple Design Award winning PEMDAS 1.1, the latest version offers significant refinements and expanded features. Its elegant interface reinforces the developer's emphasis on usability over raw computational power. With standard and equation history modes, the calculator calculates equations, stores variables, and supports many standard functions.

Sep 15, 2010 - Cambridge Coders Limited has released Calcuccino Lite 1.0 for iOS. Visually stunning, yet practical to use, Calcuccino Lite leverages the iPhone's large touchscreen and advanced operating system to provide an interface that is not possible on a physical calculator. The LCD can be swiped to display the current value in different number bases, or scientific notations. The main keypad can be swiped to reveal an interactive ASCII table. Functions are accessed through standard iPhone menus.

Sep 07, 2010 - Cambridge Coders Limited today announces Calcuccino Lite 1.0 for iOS. Visually stunning, yet practical to use, Calcuccino Lite leverages the iPhone's large touchscreen and advanced operating system to provide an interface that is not possible on a physical calculator. The LCD can be swiped to display the current value in different number bases, or scientific notations. The main keypad can be swiped to reveal an interactive ASCII table. Functions are accessed through standard iPhone menus.

Aug 29, 2010 - DifferentApps just released FastCalc Free for iPhone and iPad. FastCalc Free is developed to overcome some of the difficulties that small calculators typically pose, especially key size. Whereas a device with the dimensions of an iPhone has very small keys, FastCalc's screen has only twelve large keys which are very easy to see and use. Thanks to the touchscreen controls, using the app is a quick, simple matter of tapping or swiping the appropriate key.