Calculator - unit converter

Not to start a trend here, but in case you are looking for a more complex type of calculation assistant, ASUS has got an app to go in line with whatever ASUS hardware piece you might own on your computer. This is all nonsense, by the way. It's only in name.

ASUS Calculator has a bit more going for it. First, if you were to look closely, you will notice two paranthesis buttons. This in itself opens tremendous possibilities. You can also raise a number to the power of...whatever. All calculations are made with trigonometric functions in mind. Data can be either degrees or radians in order to operate using sinus, cosinus and tangent.
Logarithmic functions are available also, with ln, log and the transcendental number "e".

The history section is more interactive than you might suspect. Long tapping on a record allows you to either copy the result or the expression that was used for that result.

The app has three theme modes available and also a custom widget that remains stuck to the current viewpane. It can be easily accessed but it feels a bit intrusive and only has basic arithmetic operators.
Don't go away, there's more.

The secondary function of the app is a unit converter. You can convert values in a variety of measurement units which are categorized in Distance, Area, Mass, Volume and Speed. Not to mention that you can paste the conversion into the calculator pane.

Features

• Unit converter
• Memory function
• Interactive history
• Trigonometric functions
• Logarithmic functions
• Factors
• Powers

Pros

• High functionality

Cons

• It sometimes locks the screen after visiting the settings. No big deal, unless you forgot the password.

Conclusion

ASUS Calculator is actually perfectly equipped for any kind of normal calculations that you might need to perform. The Unit converter is especially useful.