OneStone Math 1.6    

Author Bright Ideas Software Website Bright Ideas Software - OneStone Math homepage Licence Commercial Price $30.00 Date Released December 03, 2006 Downloads 61 Filesize 814 kB Requirements Windows Mobile 2003 or above; 1.8 MB of Available RAM Your Rating   - click to rate - you will be first!

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Are you still using a calculator to study calculus? A PocketPC with OneStone® Math offers a level of performance and educational potential FAR beyond the capabilities of traditional graphing calculators. OneStone Math is remarkably easy to use, exploiting the user's familiarity with Microsoft's Windows® Operating Systems and the PocketPC's superior graphics and computational power. A tightly focused feature set enables users to concentrate on the insights the program provides, rather than struggling with calculator manuals or device-specific behaviors.

OneStone Math uses OpenGL® ES-based software to produce high-quality 3D graphics on Microsoft Pocket PCS running Windows® Mobile 2003 or above, without special hardware requirements. This capability, combined with conventional 2D graphics and a powerful symbolic math engine, provides PocketPC users with a program whose power exceeds that of competitive desktop applications.

OneStone® Math for the PocketPC:

• uses OpenGL|ES-based software to create stunning 3D graphics on standard Pocket PCS;
• includes tools for evaluating integrals, derivatives, and performing 2 and 3D vector math;
• provides the expected Windows program features like the ability to save and open files, etc.
• has earned Microsoft's 'Designed for Windows Mobile' certification.

OneStone Math for the PocketPC may be downloaded in time-limited trial form. Try it for 10 days, and if you like it, a registration key can be purchased for $30. Registered users will receive free updates and special discount offers on upcoming products.

For more information, or to view a demonstration video, visit WWW.brightideassoftware.COM .

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