Graph89 is an emulator targeting the Android platform for TI89, TI89T, TI92, TI92+, V200, TI84+, TI84+SE, TI83, TI83+ and TI83+SE calculators.

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cross-posted from: https://lemm.ee/post/47013032

Visit F-Droid to See Screenshot: https://f-droid.org/packages/com.eanema.graph89/

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TI is overrated. Play Store has the HP calculator emulators Droid48 and Emu48, but they're unfortunately not on F-Droid.

Edit: link to source: https://github.com/dgis/emu48android

What matters is that TI has an effective monopoly on scientific and graphic calculators in the US in particular, which means that it's the platform that matters to most. It's irrelevant whether or not some alternative is better. It's also extremely widely supported by software and tutorials.

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Ive been using wabbitemu for years now for Calc emulation

To the teachers who told me I'm not gonna be walking around with a calculator in my pocket all the time, suck it.

This emulator rocks. Anyone know of a similar emulator for TI84 Plus CE?

I use this a lot and love it a lot! The ROMs it emulates are very powerful calculators.

Also, there is a new project that brings Qalculate! to Android. You can find it somewhere here. It's also a powerful calculator and is more integrated to the system because it's not emulation.

It's a shame Firebird doesn't seem to be on F-Droid. But Graph89 is really good for the older calculators!

Genuine question, what's the usecase for this that I can't just do with my reg phone calculator?

Umm, It's an Emulator.

...right. But what does emulating a calculator get me vs just using the calculator app?

Graphing and familiar commands and syntax for those who grew up using TI calculators

Can you play doom on your calculator app?

With this you can play doom on your emulated calculator!

Most phone calculators lack things like graphs, statistical tests, etc. Really just for people who are quired to use Ti calculators or learned to use them in the past. Better apps imo exist (like numworks graphing calculator) if you don't have platform loyalty