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A little bit jank, but there is also a port for android available[0]. It still has SI prefixes and unit conversion, but you need to have a good keyboard to real
by NathanielK 5y ago
A little bit jank, but there is also a port for android available[0]. It still has SI prefixes and unit conversion, but you need to have a good keyboard to really take advantage of it.
[0] https://github.com/mikkosyrja/speedcrunch-android https://github.com/mikkosyrja/speedcrunch-android
- krylon 5y agoI didn't know there was an Android port. Thanks for the link! On Android, so far, I prefer Calculator++ - it supports complex numbers (not that I need those, but sqrt(-1) returns i) and has fairly capable graphing.