Graphic Calculator App Review

Comprehensive review of 3 graphic calculator apps: 1) GraphicCalcu 2) PowerGraph 3) Quick Graph. I prefer the last one, Quick Graph. All 3 apps are free

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• apple
• itunes
• app
• store
• ipod
• touch
• iphone
• 3g
• mobile
• applications
• powergraph
• graphiccalc
• quick
• graph
• graphic
• calculators

[blueblob4]

This is very cool. I'm glad you made this. I may get an iPod touch instead of an iPod Classic just for this reason! I hope my school would let me. Probably won't. They'd probably think I'd be screwing around or something. But the 3-D one is awesome. We worked with xyz plots in geometry class last year and it was awful. So confusing. This would help so much. Thanks again! Appreciate your time! Keep making your videos! They're great!

[SnowLeopard2008]

yea, the ipod touch opens up over 56,000 new doors (that's the current number of apps) :D there's lots of calculator apps and like. xyz plots confuse me because i'm not sure which direction is + and - for the z axis sometimes lol. glad you like my videos, more app reviews are coming (this time in widescreen HD).

[blueblob4]

yeah thats what confused me! This is so ridiculous though. Why would you spend $150 on a graphing calculator (that can do only on thing) when you have an iPod touch (that does over 56,000 things)! haha.

[SnowLeopard2008]

actually, my ti-89 titanium graphing calculator does way more than my ipod's graphing calculator. things like trace, max, min, etc.

[supersanchez1991]

hi dude it looks cool. can you please tell me how can i get them i really need it for school i would really apreciate.

[SnowLeopard2008]

if you have an iPod touch or iPhone just search the app store for either quick graph, power graph, graphic calc

[purenight77]

hey i need one that can do matrices is that possible?

[betancur]

There is a new version of Quick Graph, also works on the iPad, and is still free (with the option to use advanced functions only for $1.99).

[gvsfgdf]

can it do integration and volumes