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Regardless which platform you are using, theres bound to be a calculator included in the stock OS. For simple calculation, these calculators work fine, but if you want to do more complex calculation, like solving an algebraic expression, it wont make the mark.
I'm using HandyCalc now, it's excellent and free.
But unfortunately, it do not support hyperbolic function (sinh, cosh, tanh, etc.), and it do not support complex operation (e^(i*π)+1=0, etc.), neither do matrix.
Arity is simply, powerful, but not as user-friendly as HandyCalc, it supports hyperbolic functions and complex operations, but lack many features that HandyCalc has.
Is there an
I've found a nice graphing calculator in marketplace, it is the best I've used in WP7 platform.
Today we are proud to introduce you guys to the revamped calculator application that will be part of the upcoming GNOME 3.0.0 desktop environment and Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick Meerkat) operating system. The application is called GCalctool and it's a powerful utility that can be used to solve simple and mid-level mathematical problems. Compared to the calcula...
Do you have any problems with math in school? Are you learning in high school? You need help? This program is for you!
PiMath is advanced calculator with many options. You can calc functions, powers, roots, logarithms, prime numbers, GCD, LCM, factorial, polynomials and of course you can use simple calculator.
Hello everyone,
I just posted my first application to the Google Play Market.
It is called QOS Tip Calculator. It is a tip calculator that allows you to factor in the quality of service you received from your server to determine the tip. Its a novel idea in my opinion, and for all I know it is a fairly unique idea...
The default calculator from Ubuntu 10.04 was perfect. It was simple, yet powerful.
I want to use some preexisting Android code for a calculator and I just want to add functionality to it, any suggestions? I would want basic operations defined such plus minis multiply divide cosine sin tan etc.
I need it to be able to import the project into eclipse preferably something more advanced than touch calculator. If it needs thirds party p plugins into eclipse please state such.
For such a luxurious phone the calculator should have Memory Store (MS), Memory Plus & Memory Recall functions. Both for the simple and especially the scientific modes. I find the lack a surprising oversight by Sammy.