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Stefan O. Special user 624 Posts 
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I think this App is ideal for mental effects where you need to force a number in the most fair manner.
Does anybody know if there is an Android version out there - or alt least a similar app that does basically the same thing? best Stefan |
Kevin Wade Loyal user 226 Posts
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Stefan:
Hello...did you ever find an answer to this question? I am familiar with Toxic but am curious to find an actual Android app that does all the work. |
Sensio Special user I promise I won't exceed 641 Posts
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One of these moments you feel sad owning an non-iPhone...
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Eric Copping New user 2 Posts
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I've created an app that does the add a number style trick.
The app looks like the android calc but you can pre program any number you wish into it which is revealed on the pressing of the = sign. I couldn't find a ready made one when I was looking. It doesn't have the functionality of the PD one but works fine for me. I could be tempted to release it if there was interest. |
TonyBrand Special user Chicago, IL 508 Posts
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On Oct 27, 2014, Kevin Wade wrote: Search for "Simple Calculator" and the first result should work for you. |
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Sensio Special user I promise I won't exceed 641 Posts
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On Oct 28, 2014, Eric Copping wrote: Some screenshots would help. |
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Kevin Wade Loyal user 226 Posts
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Tony-
I'm not sure but we may have a misunderstanding. I am looking for a "magic" app for an Android phone that looks like a regular calculator. I have found several regular calculator apps that allow you to use the "toxic" formula...I just want something better. To me the perfect app would be one that allows you to hand the calculator to a spectator. They would be able to use the calculator several times themselves proving it functions normally. Then by swiping the screen the app would go into preprogrammed mode. |
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rasp Inner circle 1122 Posts
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Look for the non toxic method......... theory 11
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TonyBrand Special user Chicago, IL 508 Posts
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On Oct 28, 2014, Kevin Wade wrote: Fair enough. Looks like the misunderstanding was on my part. Hopefully, you can find what you're looking for. Best, Tony |
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Sensio Special user I promise I won't exceed 641 Posts
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This app is a marvel especially for impromptu settings.
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Steven Keyl Inner circle Washington, D.C. 2630 Posts
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Rasp, hadn't heard of non-toxic but on your recommendation went ahead and downloaded it. Great idea! Between this and toxic I'm ready to force anything on anyone's calculator.
Kevin, non-toxic allows you to hand out the phone and have people try it out to verify it works as a normal calculator, then have them work their numbers and you end with your force. Until you find the perfect gimmicked calc this is a great idea, that when you get used it, may obviate the need for a gimmicked calc. Again, rasp, thanks for the recommendation. It's a winner!
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Kevin Wade Loyal user 226 Posts
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No problem Tony...I appreciate your input!
Steven...thank you much! I may have to give it a try. Kevin |
Art Vanderlay Special user All I Read Was Corinda And Now I Have 642 Posts
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I developed an app known as "magic calculator" for android and is on the app store.
Hope this helps Kind regards Art
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