Newton - the future of the calculator

Name: Newton - the future of the calculator
Rating: 4.6 (72 reviews)
Author: dopplerthepom

By: dopplerthepom App

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Overview

Version:

2.0

Last updated: 2015-04-10

Ranking

#152,382 ▼ 153

Overall

Features & Capabilities

A unique and powerful calculator and convertor that adapts to your needs; and with full Apple Watch support.

Use your voice or the custom keyboard to input calculations and unit conversions easily and quickly. Mix units, parentheses, math functions in a single computation. Tap into a catalogue of physical constants quickly. For both casual and scientific use, from the kitchen to the lab.

Use the bundled Apple Watch app to run a full calculator and convertor on your wrist. Designed for easy and quick use.

A beautiful interface alive with animations, a versatile app for every day use.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

dopplerthepom

Rating:

4.60

(72)

Version:

2.0 Last updated: 2015-04-10

Version code:

837082062

Creation date:

2015-01-30

Compatible devices:

Size:

19.63MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-10

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Ranking

# 152,382 ▼ 153

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Developed by:

dopplerthepom

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/newton-the-future-of-the-calculator/id957879798

Website:

http://newton.dopplerthepom.com

User Reviews

Easy to use and perfectly accurate.

by In*****, 2024-01-03

(might be a dupicate rating; can't tell.) If you ever had a list of numbers you needed to add up, this is the app you want. You can read the numbers insteadd of looking back and forth between the list and your keyboard. Ancient app, developer website gone, doesn't work on Macos Ventura, but it works on the iphone and definitly met my needs. Why doesn't apple's built in calc take dictation?