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MathTablet Data Analysis

Yes, my Geek Brothers, here is another stellar example of extreme computing on a mobile device. MathTablet, from StatsNow, is as close as you can get to MathCAD on a handheld! This application just rocks.

Math Tablet is a programmable math analysis software package designed with the scientist, engineer and student in mind. It features an expression stack, which keeps track of your calculations and lets you easily modify or correct your work.

Math Tablet lets you enter values using traditional Algebraic or RPN entry. The RPN method uses an expression based system, so you enter using RPN, but can still edit any value or operation along the way.

Features include:

  • RPN or Algebraic Entry
  • Programmable using Math Tablet's built-in programming language
  • Matrix and complex number support
  • Hundreds of scientific and statistical functions
  • User variables and functions
  • Graphing of multiple functions
  • Tracing of graphed values and automatic data interpolation
  • Hundreds of built-in unit conversions
  • User defined conversions and constants
  • Computations using mixed units
  • Statistical tests with multiple data sets
  • Results displayed a decimal, hexadecimal or fractions
  • Numerical integrations and differentiation
  • Differential equation solvers
  • Polynomial and nonlinear equation solvers
  • User defined Formulas and automatic solving of any unknown
  • Matrix inverse, determinate, eigen values and vectors
  • Plug-in support for adding new features to Math Tablet
  • Importing and Exporting to a text and CSV file

    This app is so impressive that it has joined Voice Command and Pocket12C in my iMate's precious storage memory. Here are some screenshots:

    Expression Graphing

    MathTablet Expression Graphing

    Data Analysis

    MathTablet Data Analysis

    Scripts

    MathTablet Scripts

    Workspaces

    MathTablet Workspace

    MathTablet can be purchased from Handango.com

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