Sure we have seen a lot of third party calculator applications that have better looks and could perform more intensive scientific calculations. But for those who just need the basic calculating functionalities but with a better UI or looks, HTC has made the customizations for ya.

Back in 2008, when Touch Diamond PocketPC was released by HTC, they initiated skinning and customizations to most of the default applications built-in to plain Windows Mobile OS and we ripped the calculator application for you.

As time went, when they release newer PocketPC models, they developed their customizations too and lastly, with HTC Touch HD2 or the HTC Leo, there is a better UI on the calculator application which was now ripped and ported to all resolutions so you don’t need to buy a new device just for the better looks and can have it on your current PocketPC right now.

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Features:

• Simple, one-hand usage for PPC’s with keypad/keyboard and Smartphones.
• Skinnable
• Supports most popular screen types: 176×220, QVGA portrait, QVGA landscape, Square (240×240).

How to change skin:
You can change skins by downloading any of skins like this one, or you can create your own.

• Just download any of the sample skin files.
• Extract the archived file on your pc hard disk.
• Transfer the folder of the extracted files to the \Skins\ folder of the application directory (where you installed gCalc).
• Launch gCalc from your Start Menu, go to About by pressing the right-softkey (Shift) and pressing About (or keypad #8).
• You will then see all installed skins on your \Skins folder.
• Choose the desired skin and press [Select].