[APP] Converter.app - Units Converter for iPhone

[echo]

This great app keeps getting better. One of my most used apps (especially the currency exchange as I'm overseas for the next 6 months). Thanks for all your hard work Vladimir, your app is well worth the donation.

best,
e

[NetMage]

The ruler is great, but I think it should be scrollable so you can measure more than a few inches

Also, how about a Distance category - I frequently need to convert kilometers to A.U.s and that seems a bit out of place for Length. You could also throw in Parsecs, miles, light years, kiloparsecs, megaparsecs, redshift (Hubble's law), light minutes, light seconds.

Of course, this seems more like an Astronomy Distance category now...

[KeviN | NiveK]

i used this app everyday..
especiialy looking at the currency changed.
DID YOU KNOW
1 euro = almost 1.6 dollars
wow..
i do that to amaze myself lol

[makhlari]

Vladimir,
you app looks stunning! Just what I need. Only problem is that I'm a bit of a novice when it comes to iPhone tech and I really don't know how to install your program.
I have an unlocked iPhone running firmware 1.1.3. and iTunes 7.5. Could you please do a quick 'idiots' guide to installing your app. Thanks and donations to follow!!!

[vladimirk]

Vladimir,
you app looks stunning! Just what I need. Only problem is that I'm a bit of a novice when it comes to iPhone tech and I really don't know how to install your program.
I have an unlocked iPhone running firmware 1.1.3. and iTunes 7.5. Could you please do a quick 'idiots' guide to installing your app. Thanks and donations to follow!!!

I guess you're familiar with Installer. Most of the chances that you already have ModMyI source installed, so all you need to do is open Installer, go to 'All Packages', find 'Converter' and click Install

PM/Email me if you need more help!

[NetMage]

The Data Transfer category seems to have some issues:

1. 1 E1 -> 2047999.79 bps but should be 2,048,000
2. You have WiFi 802.11c - never heard of it, but shouldn't you have 802.11a/g/n?

[vladimirk]

Thanks for that!

The Data Transfer category seems to have some issues:

1. 1 E1 -> 2047999.79 bps but should be 2,048,000

It's just a floating point arithmetics precission issue... I'll look what I can do.

The Data Transfer category seems to have some issues:

2. You have WiFi 802.11c - never heard of it, but shouldn't you have 802.11a/g/n?

802.11c is just a typo... Should be 802.11g. I've already fixed it.
Since many already asked, I've also added 802.11n.

All the fixes will be released in the next update.