#Calculator

The TI-83 graphing calculator: the G5 of math. This puppy did work. At the same time, it was one of those devices where you knew you were only utilizing about 4% of its operating ability. I had the same math teacher sophomore and junior year and she was absolutely terrible. One of those teachers

Author: Mehedi Hassan / Source: Thurrott.com Google is making some changes to the Assistant to help you get more done. The company is introducing new types of rich results that help you do more without actually needing to leave Assistant. Google says the new update makes it so that the result

Author: Rhett Allain / Source: WIRED Suppose you are getting ready to take a physics test. Everything is set—but wait! Your calculator battery died. What do you do? If you’re extra crafty, you could grab an LED (light-emitting diode) and use it to get your calculator to function again. I know

Author: Hayley Milliman / Source: How-To Geek If you need to total values in a Word table, you can do so without breaking out the calculator or entering the data into Excel and then copying it back. Word can do simple calculations such as summing, multiplying, and averaging. Let’s say you have a

Author: Jenny List / Source: Hackaday Should you ever pick up [Steve Wozniak]’s autobiography, you will learn that in the early 1970s when his friend [Steve Jobs] was working for Atari, [Woz] was designing calculators for Hewlett Packard. It seems scarcely believable today, but he describes his