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Numix: New Android Calculator App With Advanced Trigonometric Functions

Today we are here with you to discuss about a new app, Its nothing but a calculator. The app allows standard mathematical functions, besides these it also supports trigonometric functions as well as conversion of numbers to decimal, binary, or hexa-decimal number systems. The free version of the app allows you to all type of functions prescribed and the pro version lets you to view customized themes and also allows you to recall previous calculations.

The app shows th basic panel which has a number pad and buttons for basic mathematical functions as default. Tap the more button below the history and settings button and you can switch to trignometric functions in the advanced panel. Inorder to convert numbers between different number systems, you will first have to input the number from the basic panel and then switch to the Hex panel where you can select which systems to convert it to.


An in the app settings, it allows you to disable any one of the panels you want and also gives you a look at what pro features you’re missing out on. The pro version enables you to generate graphs, support matrices, and themes. An in the settings, there is a choice of which panel to be set as default when you are finished with calculations, and also their is an option for group digits so that a long number is easier to read.


Rather than converting functions, the app also provides basic operations such as addition, subtraction, multiply and divide. The app itself is intelligent, when you turn on binary system, the numbers other than 1 and 0 are disabled.

Download Numix From Google Play Store

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