Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 26th Jun 2009 18:15 UTC
I guess the tragic death of Michael Jackson put the internet on hold or something, as the amount of news we can find has come to a grinding halt. I did find something interesting, though: HP has made several of its classic calculator models available as iPhone applications or as Windows applications. I'm personally not particularly versed in the world of mathematics (other than statistics), but I do know the love many geeks have for their calculators.
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RE[3]: How is this different from C-64 emulator
by John.Gustafsson on Mon 29th Jun 2009 10:36
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because while it's emulated the iPhone app is just running the one rom. Normal users see it as just one a and don't know any better. The C64 app is made to write and run C64 programs inside of iPhone and we can't have writing and running user apps ON the phone, can we.