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A scuba diving calculator for mobile phones. If your mobile supports java (j2me) and you are a certified scuba diver, you can use this software to compute your pressure groups up to three dives per day, according to the US Navy tables.
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Earl Engine moved to Google Code: http://earl.googlecode.com. BoardCalc is a separate, independent utility mobile application for Conflict of Heroes gamers. It's a probability calculator and dice replacement. NOTE:
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A GPL full programmable SCI calculator for Windows for Smartphone OS. Programmed in C# Framework 1.1
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A graphing utility for the Pocket PC. User definable functions with 2D and 3D graph support. This calculator also supports matricies, lists, complex numbers and many math functions. Lua scripting is partially integrated.
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PocketMK is programmable RPN calculator designed to be comfortable for small screens (like PDA) and compatible with a set of Soviet programmable calculators (like MK-61). It have special functions (erf, gamma ...), graphical and indirect address commands
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GPS-aided car kinematics calculator. Computes forward and lateral accelerations of the vehicle, time to reach some speed and some distance. It will work on PocketPC.
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This project aims at developing a mobile Java app that simulates the functionality of the HP12C calculator.
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