RPN Calculator for Wear
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About RPN Calculator for Wear
RPN Calculator is a powerful scientific calculator with the look and feel of a classic Hewlett-Packard calculator. RPN Calculator was designed from the start for the Moto 360's round screen and chin. The calculator's display is positioned in the center of the screen for best viewing on a round screen and the keys are arranged in a logical order around the display. Not only is RPN Calculator a powerful problem solver, it looks great too.
Features:
• Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) operating logic, the most efficient solution for evaluating mathematical expressions
• Transcendental functions: Exponential, Logarithm, Trigonometric, and Hyperbolic
• Statistical functions: Mean, Standard Deviation, and Linear Regression
• Polar and Rectangular Coordinate Conversions
• Factorial, Percentage, and Percent Difference
• Time and Angle Conversions
• By using two shift keys all functions are on one screen and are easy to find and use
• The keys are arranged as a basic four function calculator and most simple calculations can be done without using the shift keys
Please note:
RPN Calculator requires an Android Wear watch to run. The app that's installed on your phone or tablet is the installer only and does not run the calculator. RPN Calculator will be installed on your watch and ready to use when paired.
Right now RPN Calculator only works on the Moto 360, LG G, and LG G Watch R. I'll soon be offering a version with a GUI that looks great on all Android Wear watches.
Features:
• Reverse Polish Notation (RPN) operating logic, the most efficient solution for evaluating mathematical expressions
• Transcendental functions: Exponential, Logarithm, Trigonometric, and Hyperbolic
• Statistical functions: Mean, Standard Deviation, and Linear Regression
• Polar and Rectangular Coordinate Conversions
• Factorial, Percentage, and Percent Difference
• Time and Angle Conversions
• By using two shift keys all functions are on one screen and are easy to find and use
• The keys are arranged as a basic four function calculator and most simple calculations can be done without using the shift keys
Please note:
RPN Calculator requires an Android Wear watch to run. The app that's installed on your phone or tablet is the installer only and does not run the calculator. RPN Calculator will be installed on your watch and ready to use when paired.
Right now RPN Calculator only works on the Moto 360, LG G, and LG G Watch R. I'll soon be offering a version with a GUI that looks great on all Android Wear watches.
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What's Changed
Added support for the LG G watch.
Added support for the LG G watch.
More downloads RPN Calculator for Wear reached 5 000 - 10 000 downloads
More downloads RPN Calculator for Wear reached 1 000 - 5 000 downloads
What are users saying about RPN Calculator for Wear
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It does not work on my LG watch. Please fix as I would love to have a calculator like this on my watch. If it helps, there looks to be a screen in front of the f & g keys and now buttons work.
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Not working on moto360 v2
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Don't work
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I was so afraid that I'd be stuck with some generic standard calculator on my LG G Watch R. This does the job and is consistent with the HP calculators we all know and love. Well done.
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I can't get this to switch to the square face on my Sony smartwatch3. I'd love to be able to use it more fully.
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I'll give it a 3, in order to be neutral. Just wanted to let you know that it isn't compatible on the huawei watch.
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Over 10 months ago you said you'd release a version that would work on a Smarwatch 3. What's the problem? The picture in the store of the square layout looks Great. Please let us use it...
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Just tried this on my Moto 360 and had a really hard time accurately pressing the buttons. Also, the input method does not reflect a standard calculator. e.g. Press 6, press X, press 5, press enter/equals for the result. This app seems to want the following, press 6, press enter, press 5, press X. Why? No calculator I have ever used operated like that, from super cheap desk models to very complex graphing calculators. This makes no sense to me.
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Don't promise and show a square screen, but not have it implemented, nor an update out that puts it into motion. Don't lie to your customers. Last updated 1/19/2015
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Calculator is not functional on my Motorola 360 2. Drawing error and unresponsive.
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by K####:
by K####:
Sure its tiny, its on my watch. But its great. Way more useful than the standard 4 function + memory that's offered in other wear calcs. Looks good on my LG G watch and I find the keys usable.
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1 year after promising to make it detect Sony SWR50, it's still showing up round on it.
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by K####:
I am a long time RPN fan and was looking forward to an RPN calculator on my Moto 360. This calculator looks great. But, it is laggy and the buttons are not easy to press. It is hard enough to hit buttons on such a small screen. But this calculator makes it harder than it ought to be. Too bad. Had great hopes for this one.
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I wanted to love this calculator. I love RPN calculators and my trusty 12c. Unfortunately, the buttons on this calculator are very difficult to hit on Moto 360. The display in the middle feels awkward, too. For a larger display, it's probably fine, but I guess I'll have to use a different app.
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On my Gear Live, this app remains in a round layout (designed for the Moto 360). The buttons are so tiny that they're impossible to touch reliably. But for many months, this was the only RPN app I could find for Android Wear, so I continued to use it for "lightweight" calculations, despite the app's limitations. Recently, I discovered RetroCalc, an RPN app that displays correctly on my square Gear Live and has much bigger buttons. So I'm now a RetroCalc user. But I do miss RPN Calculator's better use of colors and contrasts. The smaller buttons in RPN Calculator are actually easier to read than the bigger buttons in RetroCalc!
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The screen for the calculator covers numbers 5 through 9, can't see the function of these keys. Using a moto 360 with galaxy note 2
by R####:
The app is broken on my Moto 360 Sport. The buttons are unresponsive and there appears to be a secondary digit display overlaying the top buttons. Uninstalling and reinstalling did not fix the issue.