Millimeter is a screen ruler app. It uses full screen of Android device for distance and length measurements as caliper or tape measure. Place an object on the scale paper screen and simply touch and move rulers to measure it. Check features for more details. Pro version measures area, circle, radius and diameter, angles, ratio and splits into equal parts.
I find it very handy, especially the protractor.
Imagine the possibilities tradies everywhere whipping out their smart phones /appdeveloperdream
imagine the screen replacement repairer businesses booming from all the smashed screens! :D
Installed on my 12" tablet to confirm my measurement. It is surprisingly accurate.
Installed on my 4.6" compact phone… :(
Luckily my 15.6" laptop is touch enabled.
great, now I don't need to bring ruler to bathroom…
I need to buy a 12" tablet
My phone screen is not that long enough to measure off what I've being thinking of
Requires "full network access"? For what possible reason?
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NO POP-UP ADS on your screen in the app….
To check out what else TightBottom does on their device…
V2.1.1 unnecessary permissions removed.
Didn't ask me for anything.
Android doesn't tell you the full permission list at install time.
To get the full list, go to the bottom of the page on Google Play, and click on "permissions - view details". For this app, it says
Version 2.1.1 can access:
Other
Nor does Android's "permission manager app" tell you all permissions - have a look at the firefox web browser, if you have it installed - according to the permissions manager, it doesn't use internet at all.
As my engineering teacher would say.. "No, a ruler is someone who governs a country…"
I know "ruler" is the accepted norm these days, but PTSD from said teacher still triggers me when I see "ruler".
Interesting, your teacher had a rule about using the word "ruler". So were you ever allowed to rule lines, and if so, did the lines obediently obey you?
Stop it, you're making my mind explode! But yeah, the usual banter went something like that. :D
If a ruler rules, does a rule ruler?
What do you call it if not ruler? Yardstick? Measurement stick? In school I only ever heard it referred to as a ruler.
In engineering, a measuring stick is called a "rule" not a ruler. So my engineering teacher would always correct any person who used the word "ruler".
Ruler
2: A straightedged strip, as of wood or metal, for drawing straight lines and measuring lengths. Also called rule.
Expired, now back at 2.19
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sounds ridiculous!