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this post was submitted on 19 Oct 2023
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Desmos - free scientific calculator, no ads or fluff.
Nice. I will check that out.
I've been using Scientific Calculator Plus 991 โ it imitates a Casio fx991 / 115 / 300, perfect for a long time Casio guy like me.
But the 48sx app is great if you like vintage HP sci calculators.
I've been using wabbitemu for the Ti86.
Archimedes is also a very natural basic calculator that has proper numerator/denominator formatting, and has a three variable algebraic solver. Sadly, it was taken off the playstore many years ago (just as they added graphing too!), but I've been pulling the apk with me every upgrade.