Free standard deviation calculator software for pda

3netCalc is a subnet calculator for the mobile phone. Input an ip address and subnet mask/mask bits/number of hosts wanted and it will display the hosts, network address, broadcast address, 1st IP address , last IP address, and inverse subnet mask. It has menus for alternative input of details using the navigation keys.

This program will help heat treat engineers, metalurgists, and technicians calculate furnace atmosphere carbon from carbon probes and infrared analyzers and give process factors (fudge factors) based on shim stock results.

How many days of hell do you have left? How many meetings? How many working days?

Enter some basic information and Retirement Calculator will give you the good or bad news; and will refresh every time you use it. Start counting!

Screen Calculator is presently a fairly simple calculator that allows you to enter expressions in infix notation and see the results. In the near future, it will support named variables, scientific functions, graphics and maybe even programability.
Developers may be interested in the source (released under the GPL), which contains some useful routines for parsing and displaying floating point numbers.

(Note: This software is *developmental*. It may contain a few nasty bugs. Then again, it may not)

The Insidious Calculator is a Hack that turns every text field into a simple, four-function calculator.
Just enter arithmetic into any text field, including the pop-up system keyboards, then tap the silkscreen calculator button.
Enhancements:
- Added proper rounding when in fixed-point mode.

Just enter the Start time and the End time and the total time between them is displayed.

Missing Calculator 1.1 is designed to meet all your needs of an effective Programmer's calculator.

Programmer's Hexadecimal, Decimal, Octal and Binary Calculator. The Calculator of Mac OS X has 3 modes. Basic, Scientific and Programmer. But the Calculator of iPhone/iPod touch does not have Programmer mode. The Missing Calculator operates on and displays 64 bits of data. Do you want to know what it exactly does? Launch the Calculator of Mac OS X in programmer's calculator mode and there you go. Device type(s) the application is designed for (iPhone and/or iPod touch)