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I use iHP48 as my default calculator app on my iPhone, and I do really like it, but it's a little irritating too, the main problem being that you have to be ver
by tombert 4y ago
I use iHP48 as my default calculator app on my iPhone, and I do really like it, but it's a little irritating too, the main problem being that you have to be very slow and deliberate when typing out numbers. If you type numbers too fast it will likely drop a few. This isn't a problem most of the time, but I find it's an issue when I need to have multiple of the same digit (e.g. multiplying by 1000).
- whartung 4y agoI use this too. It had its fiddly moments, but it’s pros far outweigh its cons. It’s not my default calculator, I still use the stock one for that. But it’s my next stop when things get busier. The singular best benefit this has over an actual HP, for me, is a backlight. I find the original mostly too hard to read today. On the phone, it’s nice and bright and more than functional and useful.