Android Useful Apps

Hi guys

I'm looking for a sales app that allows my customers to submit their orders to me via the app. Each customer must be able to log into the app and view ONLY his/her pricing, submit an order, and receive a pro forma invoice total.
 
Bryn said:
That calculator is terrible though if you don't need graphing functionality. Doesn't touch sides on the clean design of Hiper Calc Pro.
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Having complex number support (especially on functions), means far more to me than a pretty user interface.

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Lets see your Hiper Calc show Euler's identity.
 
konfab said:
Having complex number support (especially on functions), means far more to me than a pretty user interface.


Lets see your Hiper Calc show Euler's identity.
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Sure. Mine can do that and still look pretty (and with more digits):

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And when I don't need a scientific calculator, I can use pocket mode for a simple layout:

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Doesn't seem like you checked out Hiper Calc Pro. 4.8 stars across over 10 thousand purchases. It expresses inputs naturally and looks way, way better in general.

Even if you do need a graphing calculator, I would still use Hiper Calc Pro and just use your calculator above for the graphing work.
 
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Bryn said:
Sure. Mine can do that and still look pretty (and with more digits):

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And when I don't need a scientific calculator, I can use pocket mode for a simple layout:

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Doesn't seem like you checked out Hiper Calc Pro. 4.8 stars across over 10 thousand purchases. It expresses inputs naturally and looks way, way better in general.

Even if you do need a graphing calculator, I would still use Hiper Calc Pro and just use your calculator above for the graphing work.
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Hiper calc is awesome but it's not free, the other calc is free and it can show the sum formula like the Hiper paid version, that's all I need, Hiper calc uninstalled!
 
airborne said:
Hiper calc is awesome but it's not free, the other calc is free and it can show the sum formula like the Hiper paid version, that's all I need, Hiper calc uninstalled!
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It's only R20. Even the cheapest scientific calculators in stores cost a few hundred and are much worse.

Why would you be so opposed to supporting quality app development that you'd rather suffer a much less intuitive and much less attractive user experience?
 
Bryn said:
It's only R20. Even the cheapest scientific calculators in stores cost a few hundred and are much worse.

Why would you be so opposed to supporting quality app development that you'd rather suffer a much less intuitive and much less attractive user experience?
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Not opposed to it, have bought many apps, just don't need all the extra functionality and anyway installing this guy's free app is a way of supporting his dev work, you have to start somewhere and you need to slowly gain market traction to get anywhere, to reach the point where you can charge for your apps.
 
airborne said:
Not opposed to it, have bought many apps, just don't need all the extra functionality and anyway installing this guy's free app is a way of supporting his dev work, you have to start somewhere and you need to slowly gain market traction to get anywhere, to reach the point where you can charge for your apps.
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Google still doesn't support merchant accounts for South Africa. I don't think that guy is going to be offering paid apps on Android any time soon.
 
Guys, I need your help. I have a customer that insists her next phone must have the capability of scheduling events every 2 days or 4 days or whatever the user needs. Reason being that she is on meds and she needs to keep track of when she must take certain meds as they are required at different intervals. Is there a calendar or alarm app that has functionality like that? Seems most phones built in calender only allows for repeating events every week, or month or year. :(

You guys have any suggestions?
 
Ockie said:
Guys, I need your help. I have a customer that insists her next phone must have the capability of scheduling events every 2 days or 4 days or whatever the user needs. Reason being that she is on meds and she needs to keep track of when she must take certain meds as they are required at different intervals. Is there a calendar or alarm app that has functionality like that? Seems most phones built in calender only allows for repeating events every week, or month or year. :(

You guys have any suggestions?
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Something like this:

[video=youtube;1FHyfLPAmEo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1FHyfLPAmEo[/video]

Medisafe Meds & Pill Reminder
 
Ockie said:
Guys, I need your help. I have a customer that insists her next phone must have the capability of scheduling events every 2 days or 4 days or whatever the user needs. Reason being that she is on meds and she needs to keep track of when she must take certain meds as they are required at different intervals. Is there a calendar or alarm app that has functionality like that? Seems most phones built in calender only allows for repeating events every week, or month or year. :(

You guys have any suggestions?
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Check "To do Reminder"
 
Ockie said:
Guys, I need your help. I have a customer that insists her next phone must have the capability of scheduling events every 2 days or 4 days or whatever the user needs. Reason being that she is on meds and she needs to keep track of when she must take certain meds as they are required at different intervals. Is there a calendar or alarm app that has functionality like that? Seems most phones built in calender only allows for repeating events every week, or month or year. :(

You guys have any suggestions?
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Samsungs built in alarm clock can schedule an alarm as many times a week/every week until you switch it off, ie alarm at 9am on Tuesday/Thursday/Friday etc.

I'm pretty sure any Android alarm app can do that?
 
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