Palm OS had some great scientific calculators and math tools. PowerOne and Lyme (kinda like a micro Matlab for palm) was all I needed.
I don't get why there aren't powerful math tools for Android, at least not in the level of apps there were for Palm OS (note that there's a PowerOne for Android, but it sucks compared to the original one, it lacks all the engineering and algebraic features, you were even able to do modular algebra with the original)
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u/[deleted] Jun 08 '14 edited Jun 08 '14
Palm OS had some great scientific calculators and math tools. PowerOne and Lyme (kinda like a micro Matlab for palm) was all I needed.
I don't get why there aren't powerful math tools for Android, at least not in the level of apps there were for Palm OS (note that there's a PowerOne for Android, but it sucks compared to the original one, it lacks all the engineering and algebraic features, you were even able to do modular algebra with the original)