Google Calculator calculator on google?

[harriko 0]

i didnt know if anyone know this or it has been posted before on this forum but google search engine can be used as a calculator!

 

just put this into the search engine query

 

2+2

and i give you a picture of a calculator and beside it the answer to your maths question.

 

To use Google's built-in calculator function, simply enter the calculation you'd like done into the search box and hit the Enter key or <- snipped -> Search button. The calculator can solve math problems involving basic arithmetic, more complicated math, units of measure and conversions, and physical constants.

taken from the help section in google.}

[miCRoSCoPiC^eaRthLinG 0]

Haha.. nice one harriko.. cool post.

[Trekkie101 0]

Thats new .......... Like three years ago, it was one of the first google beta's and its one of the best and it handles harder math equations aswell. Have a play.

[szupie 0]

Yeah... You can also convert measurements like between feet and meter, Celsius and Fahrenheit, tons and pounds, etc... I always go to google for things like that.

[kids25 0]

Dosn't every search engine have calculator and Conversions

[firedoor 0]

it's a lot more than a basic calculator. For example just type the letter h and it will display planktacks constant. It handy and i use it more than the calcualtor on my PC simply becuase it's so much easier to use, but can get a little confusing at times.

[jipman 0]

planktacks

Wow, that's a bad case of misspelling
It's the constant of Max Planck.. ...At school we have books with all those things, speed of light, conductivity and a whole lot of those constants.

[Space Orangutan #2 0]

Yeah this thing h as been around for a pretty long time. I don't use it simply cause I can just use the built in calc or I don't need one in the first place. I like how it handles some equations better than other calculating tools but it's very simple in its execution.

[Brian1405241474 0]

I like the conversion and calculator; my real favorite is Google definitions. This may have been mentioned before, but for those who don't know, you just type "define:" followed by your word. Heres' an example:

Define: cows

It's so convenient! I love Google!

[Dooga1405241478 0]

You know what's scary? I just noticed that today by accident! (Before I read this)

[harriko 0]

cool i didnt know all about the definitions! thats brand new news to me. i can just use this instead of sticking my head into the dictionary. sometimes it just defines it to me and i just completely dont understand.what else can you do with google!