AppRecs review analysis
AppRecs rating 4.5. Trustworthiness 55 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 53 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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53% review manipulation risk - some review patterns appear unusual
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100% of sampled ratings are 5 stars with very little variation
About Calculator & Converter - EYSK
Overall features are,
- Incredibly easy-to-use and intelligent calculator
- Simple Interface
- Supports mathematics functions, scientific functions, and converter functions
- Elaborate and neat UI for input, output, and user controls
- Convenient and versatile control functions
- Calculation result real-time displayed as you input
- Blinking cursor for improved usability
- Organized into four efficient tabs with valuable features (General, advanced, Constant, and Convert)
- Inputs and results are shared across all categories.
- Supports continuous input (c.f, 123 + 456 x 789 ÷ 321 + 123 than 500.518)
- Reuse the previous results using M0 ~ M4 memory left side Text Buttons
- Copied to the clipboard using M0 ~ M4 memory right side Circle Buttons
- Supports various kinds of mathematics functions in each sub-functions
- Seven colors can be changed for the primary text
- Provided the options for customizer
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Reviews for Calculator & Converter - EYSK
1dash1
Neat little toolbox.
Does what I want, which is to compute naturally, i.e., 1 1 = 2 (NOT 1, ENTER, 1, ). But it does so much more. It anticipates the equation, giving you running results. So, for the equation 2 x 345, it will generate an intermediate result of 6, as soon as you enter "2 x 3". The intermediate result will change to 68, as soon as you enter the next digit "4". And the answer will change again to 690, as soon as you enter the final digit "5". Hit the equals sign and not only does that finalize the answer, but it automatically is saved in a scrolling memory feature. How neat is that! Its main shortcoming is that it is limited to single operations only. No hiearchy of functions and no embedded paranthetical expressions. Just simple equations. (However, it does allow you to directly manipulate memory items, so it can be used to evaluate multi-factor/multiple operand equations - but not very elegantly.). Bottom line: It does what I need a simple calculator to do. 5 stars.
byealmyeong
Great
Great
