The calculator that comes with stock Android is pretty simple and works for day-to-day calculations perfectly fine. But if you are a student and have to deal with deadly equations involving matrices, hexadecimal or binary numbers etc., then Cyanogenmod Calculator is exactly what you need.
Besides the features present in the stock calculator along with its design, Cyanogenmod Calculator adds many new features to its kitty while sticking to the design guidelines followed in the stock calculator. A swipe in the right direction will take you to the right takes you to a screen which allows you to change the base of the number to Hexadecimal or Decimal. A further swipe to the right presents you the Graphs screen. The rectangular bar adjacent to the Delete button, which sits idle in stock calculator, is put to good by use as swiping it down presents the history of the calculations performed.
One unique feature is the option to apply operations on two or more matrices. Though it is not the msot used feature, it certainly doesn't hurt to have it in your Calculator.
I've been using the Cyanogenmod Calculator since over 12 months. In fact, I have uninstalled the Stock Calculator since long and Cyanogenmod Calculator has been my first choice. This is what inspired me to share this nice app with our readers. As the app is free on Play Store, there is no reason you shouldn't give it a try right this moment.
Besides the features present in the stock calculator along with its design, Cyanogenmod Calculator adds many new features to its kitty while sticking to the design guidelines followed in the stock calculator. A swipe in the right direction will take you to the right takes you to a screen which allows you to change the base of the number to Hexadecimal or Decimal. A further swipe to the right presents you the Graphs screen. The rectangular bar adjacent to the Delete button, which sits idle in stock calculator, is put to good by use as swiping it down presents the history of the calculations performed.
One unique feature is the option to apply operations on two or more matrices. Though it is not the msot used feature, it certainly doesn't hurt to have it in your Calculator.
I've been using the Cyanogenmod Calculator since over 12 months. In fact, I have uninstalled the Stock Calculator since long and Cyanogenmod Calculator has been my first choice. This is what inspired me to share this nice app with our readers. As the app is free on Play Store, there is no reason you shouldn't give it a try right this moment.
