Scientific Calculator App for iPad? (1 Viewer)

[iPhone4]

Hi all,

I didn't know where to post this. However, I've tried loads of calculator apps for iPhone and iPad, but I really want a scientific one like the ones we use in school. Where you can do long equations in the calculator and visualise it all, instead of being able to do one thing at a time like on most apps. Usually I would use Wolfram Alpha but I figured one of you kids knows of a scientific calculator app for ipad that is similar to the scientific calculators we have to use in 2U/Extension courses, and like we used in yrs7-10. Anyone?

 

[SpiralFlex]

That is a very good question. I will go try some out (since I have nothing to do til 5 PM) and see if there is something similar to our Casio's we use at school.

 

[Carrotsticks]

Ideally, since you use the calculator in your exam, you should get familiar with the calculator as opposed to getting familiar with an iPad.

 

[peter9091]

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[tywebb]

I've been able to make a casio calculator emulator work via the wyse pocketcloud app on an ipad. You would need to install the emulator in windows xp, vista, 7 or 8 first though.

Here's the app: https://itunes.apple.com/au/app/pocketcloud-remote-desktop/id326512817?mt=8

The emulator is attached.

 

[pondshus2]

Wow, Apple is just going up the hill. They have already put out many devices out by adding them to the phone. Now they are putting the calculator business out of business. Well I hope this turns out to be good.

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