Droid's Calculator - Trig Functions? One of us is Broken?

[enlightened]

Try any other angle and it won't give you the correct answer.

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[omgi0wn]

Still works. Try sin(pi/4), and it gives you root2/2, cos(pi/6) gives you root3/2
So I'm thinking it's radians.

[htc(hot-taco-cheese)]

Some people in England found the 2 quadrillianth digit of pi using a super computer. Its a new world record.

[enlightened]

So a computer in England found the 2 quadrillianth digit of pi and a bunch of people sat around thinking they were really cool because they were there, ay?

[htc(hot-taco-cheese)]

Idk. I just read the title on engadget. I didn't want to read to whole article.

[omgi0wn]

Haha i love how quickly this went off topic :P

[teej]

OK, so for us troglodytes...there doesn't seem to be a button/option to enter degrees, which are far more useful for what I do -

Short of needing a chart of functions, is there some way to enter the data and find an angle or a length of a side, etc?

If I need to use a chart to tell me what pi fraction is what, I might as well not use the calculator...whatever convenience might have been gained by it is lost at that point.

Or, is there a way to MAKE IT use degrees instead?

[jmikestock]

Whatever the problem is it was the same with my Droid X and my Nexus