something that explicitly informs the user about the More than one plot I use names like "population", "year", "pressure", (and if they're just points with no real-world meaning). I generally use names like "xlist" and "ylist" if I want just 1 plot Problem 2: variables are displayed in lowercase, "l1" gets really ugly Problem 1: after the first bunch of lists you'll never remember what they mean Oh, you can perfectly well use l1, l2, l3, etc. That said if a port for the iphone were to turn up at some point I would certainly be one of the first to buy it!
#Ti 84 emulator for iphone software#
Also a push into the iPhone market is likely to canabilise the handheld market.Īlso those working towards externally assessed exams would not be allowed to use something like an iphone or ipod touch in the exam (unlike the handheld) as it cannot be controlled.Īlso I am not convinced that the screen is really big enough to accomodate both the 'screen' and the keyboard effectively for the Nspire, which would mean significant rewriting to make it work.įinally iphone Apps have to be ported to Cocoa, which again would require a significant investment of time and money to achieve, which given the likely returns is unlikely to make a credible business case.Īs it is I would prefer that TI continued to invest time on improving the experience of using the software and the handhelds, rather than diverting investment time and money into this. I have to say I don't see this happening - despite it being an interesting idea! The problem with the iPhone market at present is the price of apps, even top end technical apps like SpaceTime or Wolfram Alpha only retail for $20-30, which is unlikely to be sufficient return on the investment (particularly after apple take their 30%).
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