Posts Tagged ‘currency conversions’
Acqualia releases Soulver 2.0 – Smart Notepad with Built-In Calculator
Last Updated on Wednesday, 19 May 2010 10:15 Written by iUseMac Wednesday, 19 May 2010 10:15
Acqualia today announces Soulver 2.0, the biggest update ever to its groundbreaking multi-line calculator application for Mac OS X. Soulver lets you do calculations over multiple lines like you would on paper, and you can use words alongside your numbers, so that your calculations make sense. It’s smarter and clearer than a calculator, and easier to use than a spreadsheet. Version 2.0 brings units, conversions, stocks, answer tokens, syntax coloring and many other great new features. Continue reading
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PriceCalc Price Comparison 2.0 for iPhone Now Offers Currency Conversion
Last Updated on Wednesday, 19 May 2010 10:00 Written by iUseMac Wednesday, 19 May 2010 10:00
BKMcM.com today released PriceCalc 2.0 Price Comparison Calculator for iPhone and iPod touch users. This application compares unit prices based on package sizes, letting users know which product offers the best deal. A currency conversion feature allows the user to see prices in familiar monetary units. PriceCalc can work with imperial and/or metric measurements for length, weight and volume. Currency conversions are updated daily, making it a perfect app for foreign travel. Continue reading
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