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All iPads Does iPad get a calculator in iOS 15?
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Try these two
Digits Tape Calculator
Get organized! Conquer numbers on the go. Digits 3 is a top-to-bottom rewrite made for the latest iOS and devices. We're human. We're busy. We make mistakes. So we designed a calculator for humans, from the ground up. Digits combines the editability of a spreadsheet with the simplicity of a...
apps.apple.com
PCalc
PCalc is the powerful choice for scientists, engineers, students, programmers, or indeed anybody looking for a feature rich calculator. It includes an optional RPN mode and multi-line display, a choice of button layouts, an extensive set of unit conversions and constants, a paper tape, multiple...
apps.apple.com
Ridiculous if no Apple calculator. Steve Jobs did not like the look of the calculator on the early iPads, so the app was not allowed. “Sacred cow” situation?
Regardless, I will be buying the iPad 9 very soon.
Regardless, I will be buying the iPad 9 very soon.
I'm using this one :
PCalc Lite
PCalc is the powerful choice for scientists, engineers, students, programmers, or indeed anybody looking for a feature rich calculator. It includes an optional RPN mode and multi-line display, a choice of button layouts, an extensive set of unit conversions and constants, a paper tape, multiple...
apps.apple.com
The one on iPhone is a good one. ?♂️
Didn't even occur to me until noticing this thread that iPad OS didn't include a calculator! (That's how often I've felt the need to use one on an iPad, I guess).
I still keep my trusty HP 32S calculator on my desk. That's what I use if I need to calculate something. In fact, I have one at my office on my desk there, and one at home.
I still keep my trusty HP 32S calculator on my desk. That's what I use if I need to calculate something. In fact, I have one at my office on my desk there, and one at home.
Nope. No weather app either still. I hate the lack of consistency with iOS.
What?! I thought I saw a weather widget at least.
Where can I find a list of the apps that come standard with iOS 15? The Apple site is emphasizing new things and changes but I don't seem to find a basic listing of the apps that the OS always includes.
If you touch the weather widget on iPadOS 15 it launches the weather.com website. I wish I was joking.
PCalc is really excellent. I recently had some questions regarding some settings, and the developer responded to me quicker than my friends respond to my texts.
I wonder how much Apple made from Pcalc instead of formatting the iPhone calc.
I found "The Calculator" (free) layout, colors, and ease of use worth the ad every time it's opened.
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No ad in the widget, where it's as close to the iPhone simple calculator as I've found.