Top 10 Apps Similar to Octave ODE Package
Addi 1.99
Much more than a scientific calculator. AComputingEnvironmentuseful for solving many complex problems. AMatlab /Octave clonefor Android. Java based and open source. Freeand Adfree. Has mostneeded math capabilities. A lot of functionincludedalready. Canparse and run .m files. (try "edit/sdcard/test.m")Working on bugsand compatibility. Basic plottingworking (you needthe app calledAddiPlot). Custom keyboard forentering commandsfaster.http://addi.googlecode.com Now have Octavebuilt forAndroid,moving this soon to a separate app called"octave"(clever...Iknow). You can go checkout the first versionsoon. Addiwill begoing back to being solely java based and smalland notveryfeature rich, while octave will be the real deal, butmuchlarger.Matlab is a registered trademark or Math Works.
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My Android applications will now besupportedby a "pay what you want" system. You can choose your priceUS$1 -US$50 in US$1 increments.The first app that will be migrated to this system will beOctave,followed by others.While this may be disappointing for some, I have realizedthatgiving this work away free (as in $) doesn't serve your ormyinterests well. It is clear from users that they love what Ihavedone, but want more features and better support. It bothersmesignificantly that I am not able to provide it because of timeandmoney constraints. This will not be about making a lot ofmoney,this will simply be about creating a better project by payingfordeveloper time going forward.By the way, if you have paid previously via the Play Store foranyof my apps, no additional charge is required. Also, payingoneamount will cover your usage of all of my apps, which willalladopt the same payment system.How money is spent (after Google gets their cut):10% (or more): Donated to Free or Open projects that my worksisdependent on.10% (or more): To the Lord's work (humanitarian work).Remaining: Developer timeThere is pretty much 0 overhead for the work I do.
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My Android applications will now besupportedby a "pay what you want" system. You can choose your priceUS$1 -US$50 in US$1 increments.The first app that will be migrated to this system will beOctave,followed by others.While this may be disappointing for some, I have realizedthatgiving this work away free (as in $) doesn't serve your ormyinterests well. It is clear from users that they love what Ihavedone, but want more features and better support. It bothersmesignificantly that I am not able to provide it because of timeandmoney constraints. This will not be about making a lot ofmoney,this will simply be about creating a better project by payingfordeveloper time going forward.By the way, if you have paid previously via the Play Store foranyof my apps, no additional charge is required. Also, payingoneamount will cover your usage of all of my apps, which willalladopt the same payment system.How money is spent (after Google gets their cut):10% (or more): Donated to Free or Open projects that my worksisdependent on.10% (or more): To the Lord's work (humanitarian work).Remaining: Developer timeThere is pretty much 0 overhead for the work I do.
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My Android applications will now besupportedby a "pay what you want" system. You can choose your priceUS$1 -US$50 in US$1 increments.The first app that will be migrated to this system will beOctave,followed by others.While this may be disappointing for some, I have realizedthatgiving this work away free (as in $) doesn't serve your ormyinterests well. It is clear from users that they love what Ihavedone, but want more features and better support. It bothersmesignificantly that I am not able to provide it because of timeandmoney constraints. This will not be about making a lot ofmoney,this will simply be about creating a better project by payingfordeveloper time going forward.By the way, if you have paid previously via the Play Store foranyof my apps, no additional charge is required. Also, payingoneamount will cover your usage of all of my apps, which willalladopt the same payment system.How money is spent (after Google gets their cut):10% (or more): Donated to Free or Open projects that my worksisdependent on.10% (or more): To the Lord's work (humanitarian work).Remaining: Developer timeThere is pretty much 0 overhead for the work I do.
