Unit and Currency Converter for iPhone AboutI'm coming from MS world, and actually my iPhone was the first Mac I ever touched. This toy was so cool that I just had to learn how to play with it. Zero Objective-C knowledge and lack of official SDK didn't stop me from trying, and after a few sleepless nights I've created my first iPhone application (well, without counting HelloWorld). I hope you'll find it useful :)

UpdatesAppStore VersionAppStore version has finally launched: http://converter.vladimirkofman.com Please note, that there's no "simple mode" there, but I'll promise to add in the next update (in a week or so...).

25 March (0.22 release)1. New measurements: Acceleration, Angle, Prefixes, Luminance, Data Transfer, Force.

2. Measurements order is now editable: Just like units order in Advanced mode.

3. Ruler: Big thanks to Billy Chasen!

4. New currency rates provider: Data provided by http://www.iccfx.com. Huge thanks to Frederic!

5. Shake to refresh currency rates: No need to go to Settings screen, just shake your iPhone!

6. New languages

- Polish by Piotr Biegala and Tomasz Szeweluk

- Dutch by Herbert Kats

- Portuguese by Helvécio

- Traditional Chinese by Jerry

7. Scientific notation support: No more "pound conversions Moved Accuracy slider under the actual numbers (I thought it is a better place...) Now when you change a measurement, the application will automatically bring you From and To screens (to save redundant clicks) Added a few units to existing measures, and two new measurements: Power and Torque 04 Jan: (0.13 release) Added support for accuracy (precision). Added additional measurement: 'Pressure'. 03 Jan: (0.12 release) Added support for storing the last conversion: after application restart you'd automatically get the latest conversion you have previously used. Currently the application remembers the latest Measurement and Units (should it also remember the actual conversion values? As for now it always starts from zero). 02 Jan: (0.11 release) Support for negative numbers input (like in temperature), support for epsilon values (the precision is still hardcoded...) 31 Dec: (0.10 release) Whew, I've just released the first version of the Converter.