Calculator whose keys split along the fold, then all drop to the lower half like a laptop.
Does PCalc work on iPhone Duo?
According to its developer, yes. FoldHunt's editor hasn't checked PCalc on iPhone Duo yet, so it's listed as a claim.
- Developer claimedJames Thomson, in his "PCalc on iPhone Duo" Mastodon series (Day 5: mastodon.social). The App Store seller is TLA Systems Ltd.
Adapted for the fold
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Split, then laptop mode
As the open phone starts to fold, the keypad splits around the hinge. Past a set angle it switches to a laptop layout: the display on the top half and every button on the bottom half.
About PCalc
PCalc is James Thomson’s long-running calculator. In a daily Mastodon series he shows it in the iPhone Duo simulator. As the open phone starts to fold, the keypad splits around the hinge, and past a certain angle it switches to a laptop layout: the display on the top half and all the buttons on the bottom.
On the ideas wall
All ideasPCalc: keys split at the fold, then all drop below it
James Thomson's calculator in the Duo simulator, from his daily series. Start folding the open phone and the keypad splits around the hinge; past a set angle it switches to a laptop layout, with the display up top and every key below.
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Sources: James Thomson on Mastodon (mastodon.social) · PCalc on the App Store (apps.apple.com)
