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HIPER is the best one I have found. Not having been railroaded into HP calculators by the American education system, and thus not being very familiar with them,
by adhesive_wombat 3y ago
HIPER is the best one I have found. Not having been railroaded into HP calculators by the American education system, and thus not being very familiar with them, I've always found the HP clones a bit clunky on phones. But I still much prefer the RPN option.
The free version does have an ad banner, which I have to tolerate although I paid for it ages ago because this phone doesn't have Google play on it.
A unit-aware calculator is what I really crave, however, and I keep going back to Google for that which is pretty shameful. E.g. (1GWh/ 1 year)/2 km^2 in W/cm^2
- askiiart 3y ago> Not having been railroaded into HP calculators by the American education system Did you mean TI calculators? I have never seen anyone use an HP calculator in the American education system, much less one being required.
- adhesive_wombat 3y agoOh yes. Derp! No one really uses graphic calculators in UK schools, so they're all the same to me to me to be honest. A £10 Casio was all that was ever needed at school, and I didn't need one at university either. So I never got any kind of deep connection with any model in the way that some people seem to live and breathe their favourite models. A sad side effect of this is few get suckered into accidentally learning to write software by trying to pay games in their maths lessons.