AppAbove Cell Phone Games and Wireless Applications

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Cell Phone Games and Applications


User Manual (PDF)
FAQ, Frequently Asked Questions (PDF)
FAQ, Frequently Asked Questions (HTML)

The Tip Calculator quickly calculates the tip, total bill, and bill per person for a meal or other purchase. You simply enter in the cost of the entire meal, the tip percentage you wish to pay, and the number of people paying. The Tip Calculator has many built-in features that make it easy to use, such as remembering the last values you used so you don't need to enter them again and a rounding feature that makes it easier to pay without change.

Available now on Verizon Wireless for the Motorola T720, Samsung SCH-a530, LG VX4400, and Audiovox CDM-9500. Also available on US Cellular and Midwest Wireless.

  • Intuitive and easy to read user interface with only one mode/screen makes it simple to use and learn.
  • Real-time, interactive display minimizes time and keystrokes.
  • Enter numbers and values using the number pad or arrow keys.
  • Restart where you last left off, which keeps your preferred tip % ready and lets you quickly review the last bill.
  • User-controlled rounding feature makes it easy to round the Tip $, Total, and amount that each person pays to the nearest quarter or dollar.
  • Calculates tips after tax.
  • Intelligent layout makes it easy to fill out a credit card slip, split the bill among a group, and make sure the correct amount of money has been left.


Tip Calculator FAQ, Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Why do the Total, Tip $, and Each values change as I’m entering the Bill?
A: The Tip Calculator is always updating so you get your answer as quickly as possible. That means you don’t need to press any extra keys to see how much you need to pay.

Q: How do I enter in dollars and cents since there is no ‘.’ button on the phone?
A: The Tip Calculator will always keep the last two digits as cents, so you don’t need to enter in a ‘.’ to separate the dollars and cents. For example, if you wanted to enter $34.27, you would simply press 3-4-2-7.

Q: Can the Tip Calculator remember the Tip % that I like to pay?
A: Yes, the Tip Calculator remembers the last values that you used, so the next time you run the application, the Tip % will start at the last value you used.

Q: How do I round the amount each person pays to the nearest dollar?
A: Move the highlight to the “Each” field and press left or right. Each time you press right you will increase the amount by a quarter ($0.25), rounding to the nearest $0.25. Each time you press left you will decrease the amount by a quarter, rounding to the nearest $0.25. You can also round the Bill, Tip $, Total, and Each fields.

Q: Why does the Tip % change when I change the Tip $, Total, or Each fields?
A: The Tip % is recalculated as you change the Tip $, Total, or Each fields so that you can always see what Tip % you are approximately paying. This makes it easy to make sure you are paying an appropriate tip.

Q: How do I review the last total?
A: The Tip Calculator automatically remembers the last calculation and starts up from the point you left off. Just start up the application again and you’ll see the last values.

Q: Is there a way to split the bill based on how much each person ordered?
A: To keep things simple and easy to use, the Tip Calculator splits the bill up evenly. You can use this as an estimate for how much each person should pay, and then just make sure the Total adds up after everyone pays.

Q: Should I enter the bill before tax or after tax?
A: The Tip Calculator calculates the tip after tax, which makes it easier for you to use since you don’t have to enter in the tax separately. That means you should enter the Bill after the tax is added in. This is what appears on the first line of a credit card slip.

Q: Can I calculate the tip before tax?
A: In order to keep the Tip Calculator easy to use, there is no field to enter in the tax. This means that the tips are calculated after tax. If you really want to calculate a tip before tax, you can just add the local sales tax % to the Tip %. For example, if the sales tax is 5% and you want to leave a 17% tip, you would put 22% in the Tip % field and leave the tax out of the Bill.