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My /sdcard link is wrong, it points to /mnt/storage instead of /mnt/storage/sdcard. In response to message #9 by Thomas Okken Message #10 Posted by Marcus von Cube, Germany on, 3:55 p.m.,

They will be picked up the next time Free42 is launched. In response to message #8 by Marcus von Cube, Germany Message #9 Posted by Thomas Okken on, 2:55 p.m., The filer isn't very helpful, it seems to hide most of the file system.

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How do I install new skins? I managed to copy them to a local file. In response to message #7 by Thomas Okken Message #8 Posted by Marcus von Cube, Germany on, 2:33 p.m.,

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The Android version stretches skins to fill the screen so you don't need an exact fit. I don't have any skins designed specifically for Androids yet, but you could try some of the other 'mobile' skins (from the Pocket PC, PalmOS, or iPhone skins packages). In response to message #6 by Marcus von Cube, Germany Message #7 Posted by Thomas Okken on, 12:36 p.m., I'd like to see a hires skin, the image looks very 'pixely'. The real estate for the keys is pure luxury. Message #6 Posted by Marcus von Cube, Germany on, 8:34 a.m.,Ī quick check on my Archos 70 is promising. In response to message #4 by Thomas Okken Message #5 Posted by Bill (Smithville, NJ) on, 6:45 p.m.,

I can't say when I'll implement it, but in the meantime, you can make the key clicks go away by clearing flag 26. In response to message #3 by Bill (Smithville, NJ)īill, your suggestion is noted. Message #4 Posted by Thomas Okken on, 12:47 p.m., I'm now busy downloading RAW files to the phone. One small suggestion - could you add a preference to turn off key clicks? Or better yet, toggle it to vibrate? Having file i/o now makes it the perfect calculator for my Droid X. I second this - Fantastic work you have done. In response to message #2 by Forrest Switzer Message #3 Posted by Bill (Smithville, NJ) on, 9:58 a.m., In response to message #1 by Thomas Okken Message #2 Posted by Forrest Switzer on, 11:17 p.m., Once I have tested it on a few real phones, I'll put it in the Android Market, too, but that may take another week or so. I finished my Android port of Free42 the big missing features (program import & export and printing to files) are done. Message #1 Posted by Thomas Okken on, 8:05 p.m.

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I installed it mostly because it is very small (does not even requires a ROM), so I have something with RPN in case I deinstall the others for space reasons or whatever.Free42 for Android The Museum of HP Calculators (Not really an emulator, but anyway.) Today I also found Free42 ( ), which is not an emulator, but a reimplementation of the HP-42S. m48 has a bigger brother which is m48+ ( ), costing $10.99, so I didn't try it, which has a bigger list of features, including saving and loading files/libraries (which m48 doesn't), emulation also of the HP49 and HP49+, and even seems to be able to run the famed Metakernel when emulating the HP48GX.

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In this skin the buttons are drawn (not a picture) and very clear.

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The recommended skin has a simple mode (bigger buttons, basic operations) and a full mode. M48 is very good (based on Emu48), also emulates the HP48GX, and it supports skins (possibly same as Emu48, can't tell). Can't save/load files from its interface. Apart from the display, the interface is merely a picture of an HP48GX, a bit blurred etc. I48, based on x48 (like Droid48), is small and a bit limited. On iOS, I've briefly used (and am also new to the HP 50G itself) i48 ( ) and m48 ( ). I haven't used it much but it is by the same author as HC-16C. I tested it using my 'Approximate e (2.718.) to 400 decimal places' HP-16C program and it worked great.

It allows reading whole-calculator backups or individual objects on your Android device, with a better and deeper (more information) interface than the actual calculator. I haven't installed this one, but it led to Droid48sx. It won't beep, but does everything else I've tried the same as my real HP-48SX. My favorite, based on Droid48 (below) but with simulated memory expansion cards. I'd be interested in other Android/iOS *emulators* that you have actually used and endorse as being worth looking at. These are *emulators* that run the actual calculator ROM code to agree exactly with the real calculator, not *simulators* that look like HP calculators but use math libraries that might give different answers than the real calculator. I was pleased to find and install the following calculator emulators on my Android smartphone and tablet.

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