Here are some screenshots of AscBinHex running on a range of devices.

This is on an iPod (iOS 6.1)

This is on an iPhone 4s (iOS 8).

The default view. ASCII data is being entered using the rotating selection wheels.

This is on an iPhone 6 (iOS 8).

You can see the binary input keyboard.

This is on an iPhone 6 (iOS 8).

You can see the hexadecimal input keyboard.

AscBinHex is a great tool and learning aid for anyone regularly having to convert digital data - such as when writing web pages and setting colours, or looking at disk or memory traces or learning machine code and programming microcontrollers, or simply doing school maths homework!

Version 1.0.0 of AscBinHex for iPhone and iPod touch is available from today with the following features:

• Decimal input
• Hexadecimal input
• Binary input
• ASCII (UTF-8) input
• Conversion from any of the above into all others instantly.
• Custom Binary and Hexadecimal keyboards to allow easy input with fewer errors.
• Colour coded ASCII characters and symbols to highlight groups.
• Automatic placement of the ASCII input device to best fit on various screen sizes.

AscBinHex 1.0.0 can be downloaded from the App Store.

AscBinHex for iPhone and iPod touch is now available on the App Store.