BlogKindle have found calculator function with kindle dx. You might think that it’s very basic. Not really; but it’s not clear why doesn’t reveal this kind of information. It’s interesting to know how BlogKindle discovered such function:
I found this by sheer chance as I was trying to use search to find one of the two hundred PDF files I’m testing kindle dx with right now by a portion of it’s name (6-2-3). Turns out kindle dx doesn’t index file names but it did tell me that 6-2-3=1
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kindle dx supports the following operations:
- Basic math: plus, minus, multiplication, division, power (^) and square root (sqrt)
- Parenthesis
- Trigonometry: sin, cos, tan, atan
- Division by zero yields infinity result (∞)
Now, how can you use calculator functions?
- Go to Home Screen
- Type numbers for mathematical operation in the search box
- Use ALT key to make sure QWERTY keyboard’s top row render numbers
Remember, this doesn’t work on kindle 1 or kindle 2.
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