On Saturday, a YouTube creator called “ChromaLock” published a video detailing how he modified a Texas Instruments TI-84 graphing calculator to connect to the Internet and access OpenAI’s ChatGPT, ...

On Saturday, a YouTube creator called ChromaLock published a video detailing how he modified a Texas Instruments TI-84 graphing calculator to connect to the internet and access OpenAI's ChatGPT, ...

It’s weird to think about using a calculator in 2020, when just about everyone has a smartphone or laptop within reach, but Texas Instruments’ calculators are still a popular (and often required) ...

A tech YouTuber managed to get ChatGPT and the internet to run on the classic TI-84 graphing calculator. The project featured several neat additions to the classic calculator, including a chat ...

Even though Texas Instruments were the first company to produce an integrated circuit and a microprocessor, their success as a company in the 60s and 70s was not guaranteed. At the time there wasn’t ...

...because the best use for an Internet enabled TI calculator would be to access ChatGPT. Wow. Yes, I know it said that isn't the only reason, but that is what the headline emphasizes. I'm amazed at ...

A basic calculator is a tool for quickly performing quick arithmetic functions. But graphing calculators are basically programmable computers. While they’re designed as math aids for students, ...

Cheating 101: First released in 2004 by Texas Instruments, the TI-84 Plus remains a highly popular computational device in the educational market. A custom-made mod is now introducing new features and ...

The TI-83 scientific calculator includes a finance-solving application that can do advanced calculations about the time value of money. It can also solve the basic equation for simple interest, which ...

'Coding skills are a basic literacy these days,' TI's Balyta said. The Texas Instruments calculator – an iconic gadget – is getting an upgrade. And this time, it’s coming with a popular language. The ...

Texas Instruments wrongly demanded that enthusiasts remove posts about digital keys used to put a new OS on their calculators, the foundation argues. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 ...