This is a baffling article. It starts with description of the current monopoly and how is it caused, which is fine. And then it pivots to "but this app is chan

This is a baffling article. It starts with description of the current monopoly and how is it caused, which is fine. And then it pivots to "but this app is changing everything." I don't think an app will change anything, there are existing apps that are sufficient. The only reason TI has the monopoly is because it is not internet connected, another calculator app will not change anything.