Google has rebuilt Chrome OS’s built-in Calculator app, making it available for all devices, not just Chromebooks. For years now, Chromebook owners have been able to use Google’s free calculator app.

Graphing calculators are important tools for students and academics. They can solve complex equations, show you the graph for additional answers, and do stuff that normal calculators can’t do. Most of ...

It’s hard to be an iPad user, especially when a discussion breaks out in my friend’s group about the calculator app. Aside from the powerful hardware, Apple Pencil support, seamless integration with ...

Apple's native Calculator app is finally available on iPad in iPadOS 18, and with it come new UI elements and support for mathematical notation through the Math Notes feature. At the company's annual ...

In this article, we’ll focus on one specific app type, calculators. There are tons of calculator apps available in the Google Play Store, and many of them are good, actually. There are various ...

Amidst all the Apple Intelligence / AI, visionOS 2, macOS Sequoia, and iPhone AI announcements at WWDC 2024, one feature literally got a “yay” from Apple itself: the calculator app for iPad. In case ...

When I need a quick calculation, I fire up the Mac calculator, get it done, and don’t think about it much. But for complex calculations such as currency conversations or splitting bills, I reach for a ...

While Apple currently does not ship a stock Calculator app for the iPad, the App Store is full of quality options. Here are a few of the best. One of the most renowned calculator apps on Apple ...

As any self-respecting geek knows, calculators have long sported all sorts of spiffy hidden tricks. From the .7734 “HELLO” hack that delighted us all in grade school to the more advanced graphic ...

Why there is no official iPad calculator app is one of the mysteries of the universe, ranking alongside “What is dark matter?” and “What is the biological mechanism for the placebo effect?” … Of ...

I don’t know what it is, but there’s something about the combination of the iPad and calculator apps that seem to make developer’s brains turn to jelly. Or at least that’s the impression I came away ...