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To make the list more complete, one might add :
grafunc (under education) and my own TouchPlot. (see also this thread)

In fact, there is another one that looks promising, although it is typically not what I, for my part, would use on a regular basis on an iPhone or iPod touch, because of the absence of a physical keyboard, and which is called Tion (under productivity I think)

I haven't bought it, so I can't tell how good or bad it is... but you could have a look at it.

phjo
 
I think...

I think someone should make a app the resembles the t-84 plus graphing calculator. I think that it would be one of best apps ever!! I would seriously pay 20$ for the app if someone released it with a nice ui :)
 
I think someone should make a app the resembles the t-84 plus graphing calculator. I think that it would be one of best apps ever!! I would seriously pay 20$ for the app if someone released it with a nice ui :)

they have this but u have to have a ROM
 
Is it possible for someone to create an application that can perform at least some of the basic graphing calculator functions such as using cosine, sine, tangent in equations? I think this would be an excellent addition.

DUDE!!!!

Just pitch your iPod on it's side, you've got full access to all the stuff in that widget.

haven't you turned your iPod on it's side before, you've got some great discovering ahead of you if you haven't

Here's a screenshot:
 

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Theres a pretty good one, youll never guess the name: Graphing Calculator!

Free from the app store :)
 
As an FYI, SpaceTime for iPhone has been out for a while now.

I think someone should make a app the resembles the t-84 plus graphing calculator. I think that it would be one of best apps ever!! I would seriously pay 20$ for the app if someone released it with a nice ui :)
That would be nice, and it would give things like color screen, a bigger display, and much faster graphing.

I'd like to see the ClassPad 330 on the iPhone. I mean, it's already touchscreen! :D
 
An update about my own TouchPlot application : it is on sale for a few days : 1.99$ instead of the regular 4.99$ price...

Note that if you want a taste of what TouchPlot is able of, you can download and install its free counterpart TouchPlotLite

The difference between the two versions is that only one function (h) is user-editable in TouchPlotLite and one type of parametric curve (polar plots)

The other functions definitions have to be chosen in a (non-editable) provided library.

Libraries of functions are editable in the full-version...

phjo
 
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