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  1. give a feature comparison of calc prime, calc smart, calc swift.

    Need to know which one to purchase...
    Available here: https://qapps.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/835350-the-features-of-calc-smart-swift-prime

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  2. Easy access to most used functions...

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  3. Add default fundamental physical constants

    Since v3.5.6, financial functions are available via UserVoice on a growing shared list and can be easily added to your CALC app:
    https://www.facebook.com/AppCALC/posts/1746345618959780:0

    While you can create your own Constant as a custom Advanced function, it would be nice to have the fundamental physical constants by default, such as the Farady constant or the masses of an electron, proton or neutron. This would increase the useability of this calculator for many scientists.

    Here you can find the right values for any of these constants: http://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Constants/index.html

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