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PSP iCalculator v.1.0.
Filename
PSPiCalculatorv.1.0.rar
Date Posted
Oct 21, 2006
Categories
General Apps
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PSP
Tags
PSP
Downloads
1017
Description:
Admittedly, there are some people who just have low tolerance for math problems, like this writer here. Every time my friends and I would eat out, I'd automatically just hand them the bill in all blind faith that they'd compute my expenses for me (correctly, of course), and I'd just hand them cash. Of course, using a calculator would definitely make things much easier, but it's not exactly fashionable.
Well, worry no more, 'cause you can now install the iCalculator v1.0 right in your PSP. Released by Xandu, this calculator release is based on Frank Buss' code. Trying out the application, the controls were fairly easy, with the D-pads navigating you through the calculator pad, while the X button selects your chosen number, sign, or command. However, the reaction time is still a bit slow, and Xandu admits that. But he does promise that it will be improved in the next versions. Also, he says that this release is separate from L:UA since people can use this as a stand-alone app. But in the next version, it will also be implemented in the L:UA.
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