Free measurement converter software for pda

Temperature Converter calculates the Temperature Equivalents for a given input temperature. It can convert the value from the given temperature scale to the required temperature scale.
Conversions are based on the following 3 Scales.
Celsius
Fahrenheit
Kelvin
Main features:
- Professionally and Newly designed user-interface that speeds up data entry and conversion speed.
- Exponential Values and Values of higher order can also be converted.
- Occupies only 6 KB of Free Memory.
- Very Easy to use and Handy.
- Probably, the most accurate Temperature Converter available.

Whether youre travelling and need to convert from celsius to fahrenheit, or if youre a scientist needing to convert radioactivity types, convert with ease, convert with Converter!
Now supporting 100 types in 14 different categories, Converter covers all the types you need and plenty more besideds, all ltucked into a compact, easy to use application.
Converter lets you configure the types you frequently use so that you can access those without the others getting in the way. One click and the rest of the types are still available to you.
Give Converter a try today, it uses only 22K of memory on your Palm and best of all it is completely free. Converter is the definative Palm conversion tool and the only one youll need.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v2.0

The Blackberry Video Converter is a free utility that encodes video so you can play it on your RIM Blackberry. It does this with a simple, intuitive interface that was created with usability in mind.
The Blackberry Video Converter uses the mencoder engine and supports many forms of video.
Main features:
- Simple yet powerful
- One-click quick convert feature
- Supports many types of video
- Supports DVD (.vob)
- Easily choose aspect ratio
- Easily adjust volume
- Can use all available languages
- Ability to pass custom arguments
- Price (free)
Enhancements:
- Blackberry file transfer wizard. Automagically detects your attached Blackberry and spawns a custom side-by-side file browser so you can manage your video files (add, move, cut, copy, delete)
- Default device setting (8100/8800) includes setting default resolutions for each device and setting the home picture.
- Added corresponding aspect ratios for the 8800
- Removed "Quick DVD" but added considerable DVD support in the form of parsing the available optical drives and offering them as drop down choices and making it easier for users to "stitch" multiple .VOB files together
- Added .ini support allowing users to set personal choices and retain them across sessions and program versions
- Default input and save to directories
- Default language
- Default background color
- Added avaliable space checker for your default save direcory
- Added experimental subtitles section to add subtitles to encoded videos
- Added argument for Canon Powershot videos.
- Added section for debugging. Includes full mencoder output and the entire argument that was passed to mencoder.
- Created a help (.hlp) file. Access from GUI or by hitting F1
- Added several keyboard shortcuts
- Added PayPal button to GUI. Never hurts to try...

Mobile Converter includes the following conversions from and to British units to decimal units: Fahrenheit to Celsius, length, area, weigth, volume. There is also included a currency conversion feature that uses a text file where the user can update currencies, and a fuel economy calculator useful to track the performance of a vehicle.

BCX Converter is a measurement conversion utility featuring a very clean and intuitive interface.

Handles conversions between various weight, volume, distance, and temperature units.

Jewish Measurement Conversions - a comprehensive set of Talmudical and Biblical conversions, for use with the (provided) Parens calculator.
Converts virtually all measurements in the Torah and Talmud to other Torah and Talmudical units, as well as to modern-day Metric and US units.
Provides 17 modes including seperate modes for Shitas Chazon Ish and Shitas HaRach Naeh.
Enhancements:
- Corrected a mistake in Talmudical Distances, where the conversion to meters was inaccurate.