Gesture Calculator Negative Reviews

Gesture Calculator App Complaints & User Negative Comments 2024

Gesture Calculator app received 7 complaints, negative comments and reviews by users. Have you ever had a bad experience using Gesture Calculator? Can you share your negative thoughts about gesture calculator?

Gesture Calculator for Negative User Reviews

✓ Works, but non functional DO NOT BUYRunning iOS 5. The text in the interface doesn't render. Too bad, as this version looks better than the second version of this calculator, which is a separate app..Rick D. | The RiDEVersion: 1.0.1

✓ Doesn't workText characters don't display.DanroloVersion: 1.0.1

✓ Does not workI just downloaded this onto an iPad2 with iOS5 and found that the buttons do not display properly. Not usable until this is fixed.Robert YuleVersion: 1.0.1

✓ App was DOABought it and right out of the box it didn't work..EchoFoxtrotVersion: 1.0.1

✓ Does not work don't downloadJust a normal calculator the gesture feature doesn't work.SilverKnight2020Version: 1.0.6

✓ App stops workingThe app looks good however within less than a minute of opening it closes itself down. This needs sorting or a refund should be given..Goku1701Version: 1.0.5

✓ Love it, But...The concept of coalescing numbers to perform math operations is natural, intuitive and very appealing. However, in the context where I would use a conventional calculator, I would not first opt for the Gesture Calculator for two reasons that I hope the developer would address: 1) It takes too many keystrokes needed to obtain a result. Consider 2+2=4. For a conventional calculator, even with RPN, 2+2=4 can be accomplished in 5 keystrokes. Using Gesture Calculator, it takes 9 keystrokes minimally. The idea of "giving birth" to a number needs to be streamlined. It is inefficient to create a keyboard, enter a value, "born" the value, drag the value onto the calculation field, enter an operator or adjust size, enter another value, "born" the value, drag and coalesce the values, make the inevitable mistake, and start ALL OVER AGAIN... 2) Round Off Accuracy. Frequently at least 3 significant digits is needed in a calculation. For example, having an intermediate value of 0.0123, that rounds off precisely to 0.01, is a deal breaker in most uses. In summary, direct entry of numbers onto the calculation field, maintaining at least 4 digits after the decimal, with an UNDO/REDO function, would improve this prototype..BigstubVersion: 1.0.0

Gesture Calculator works most of the time. If it is not working for you, we recommend you excersise some patience and retry later or contact Gesture Calculator.