I love Windows 7′s calculator. In fact, there’s even a calculator button on my keyboard for quick access. Still, it wasn’t until today that I just discovered that there are more functions in this nifty little program than were present in previous versions of Windows. If you explore the program a little, you’ll easily discover these things as well. Microsoft seems to sympathize a lot with people getting ready to get a mortgage and those who are on the road, judging by the new features it added in Windows 7′s calculator app. Shortly, you begin to appreciate the calculator more than you did before you knew about its extensions.
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Things About Windows 7′s Calculator You Probably Didn’t Know
By | January 23, 2012 | 3 Comments
Qalculate is a Powerful Calculator For Linux
By | October 15, 2010 |
Regardless which platform you are using, there’s bound to be a calculator included in the stock OS. For simple calculation, these calculators work fine, but if you want to do more complex calculation, like solving an algebraic expression, it won’t make the mark.
Qalculate is a powerful calculator for Linux that can solve complex mathematical expressions, units conversion, graph plotting and many more sophisticated functions.
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Calq: A Quick Calculator At Your Fingertips
By | January 9, 2009 |
I don’t know about how everybody else work, but I am the kind of person who always need to do quick calculations. From a simple “how much is the change” or “how much should I pay for everything” to something like “how much IDR (Indonesian Rupiah – my country currency) should I pay for this USD (US dollar)”. I have my calculator app in my cellphone for everything I need to count while I am on the road; but in front of my computer – Mac or Windows, I use Calq.
There are already too many calculator applications out there with extra bells and whistles. Why choose this one?
Well, because it’s quick, cute and simple.
