Two New HP-67 Emulators for the iPhone

[Namir]

CuVee Soft has launched the RPN-67 for the iPhone. The other 67 emulator is by Fabian Franz. Both apps are for pay, although their prices are very reasonable.

Namir

[bshoring]

(05-19-2016 10:26 AM)Namir Wrote:  CuVee Soft has launched the RPN-67 for the iPhone. The other 67 emulator is by Frabian Franz. Both apps are for pay, although their prices are very reasonable.

Namir

I have both. I prefer the Cuvée one as it has a lot of enhancements including cut & paste.
The latter also has a live register view so you can see what's happening in the stack & registers during a running program.

[Dieter]

(05-19-2016 10:26 AM)Namir Wrote:  CuVee Soft has launched the RPN-67 for the iPhone. The other 67 emulator is by Frabian Franz.

For the record: the name is Fabian Fränz. More about the emulator can be found here.

Dieter

[PedroLeiva]

(05-19-2016 08:20 PM)Dieter Wrote:  [quote='Namir' pid='56161' dateline='1463653607']
CuVee Soft has launched the RPN-67 for the iPhone. The other 67 emulator is by Frabian Franz.

I have also both, Legendary 67 and HP-67 SD, the last only for $ 3.99. This one has a very good homepage (http://cuveesoft.ch/rpn67/) with 11 dropdown windows and very good information, the last four are program Libraries including 21 Program Pacs with 17 individual programs each (total aprox. 360). Instructions and examples swapping the screen left side.

Something very useful is the Owners Handbook and Programming Guide, available at http://www.greendyk.nl/hp67/index.php, another homepage of course.

Pedro

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(05-19-2016 10:26 AM)Namir Wrote:  CuVee Soft has launched the RPN-67 for the iPhone. The other 67 emulator is by Fabian Franz. Both apps are for pay, although their prices are very reasonable.

Namir

Just today (4 June 2016) Cuvee has updated their 3 programmable iPhone calculators (for HP-67, HP-38C and their programmable version of the HP-32E). Lots of nice features, like being able to save programs to dropbox, live register views. All 3 have many added functions that the originals never had, like RCL arithmetic on all numbered registers. The two spice calcs even have RCL arithmetic on the Last X register, as in RCL+Lastx. The updates also make it easier to load data, at least on the Spices, for international users. Just copy a list of registers and their contents from a text file and paste to the display and everything loads into the correct registers. The HP-67 simulator has a high contrast display available for outdoor users and stack & last X display available where the card sits as an option.

Really nice !


Really nice job !

[Archilog]

Hello,

I am using Fabian Fränz's (or Fraenz) emulator: it's free. I really like it, great job!

(a special mention for Franz's "user's guide")