TOPEKA, Kan. (KSNT) — As Kansas transitions to cashless tolling next week, some drivers may be concerned about how the new way of the road will affect their daily commute. In a similar vein, Apple users have long awaited the introduction of a native calculator app for the iPad. The absence of such a basic tool has been a point of contention for many users over the years.
A Reddit user took to the social media platform to express her disgust after she caught her cheating husband out using a secret third-party calculator app on his phone to communicate with his mistress. This unexpected discovery led her down a rabbit hole of uncovering his 7-month-long affair. In a twist of events, the calculator app that was meant to hide his illicit conversations ended up being the tool that exposed his infidelity.
At WWDC 2024, Apple revealed new features for iPad OS 18, including a calculator app and a new feature called MathNotes that can revolutionize the way users interact with numbers on their devices. This announcement was met with excitement from Apple enthusiasts who have long awaited the addition of a native calculator app on the iPad.
To help people understand the trade-offs when it comes to making financial decisions, The Times has just relaunched its popular rent-versus-buy calculator. Even if you already own your home, tools like this can be invaluable in making informed choices about your finances. The addition of a calculator app on the iPad will make it even easier for users to access these types of tools on the go.
iOS' perennial tips calculating app is finally coming to the larger screen with the introduction of the native calculator app for the iPad. This long-overdue addition will streamline the user experience and provide a seamless way to perform calculations without having to rely on third-party apps.
It only took 14 years, but Apple finally announced a native calculator app for iPad. And if you have an Apple Pencil handy, it will even do more than just basic calculations. The new Math Notes feature allows users to jot down equations and handwritten notes directly on the screen, adding a new dimension to the traditional calculator experience.
Apple at WWDC today announced a new Calculator app as part of iPadOS 18 that features special Apple Pencil support and a new Math Notes feature. This long-anticipated addition has been a top request from users for years, and its inclusion in the latest operating system update has been met with widespread enthusiasm.
At WWDC 2024, Apple announced an iPad calculator app. It's been frequently requested and noticeably absent for the last 14 years. The introduction of this native app will enhance the functionality of the iPad and provide users with a convenient tool for everyday calculations.
