This is an interesting bug in the iPhone’s calculator.
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There’s a iphone calculator without that bug at iphav.com
There’s another bug: turn iPhone to enable scientific calculator (firmware 2.2), type ’350′, press ‘e^x’ – you’ll get something …e+152 (as expected). Then divide that number by 12. You’ll get …e+37 (instead of …e+151).
Moreover you can’t enter 1e+130 by pressing ’1′, ‘EE’, ’130′ and ‘=’ – that causes an error. But you can press ’1′, ‘EE’, ’125′, ‘=’ (to get 1e+125) and then multiply by 100000. You’ll get 1e+130 without any errors.