Give your Calculator app a makeover with SoftCalc
The native Calculator app in iOS has always used primarily the same color scheme, but this tweak lets you change things up.
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EinsteinVibes brings haptic feedback to iOS’ Calculator app
If you’re interested in adding haptic feedback to your Calculator app in iOS 11, then you should try a new free jailbreak tweak called EinsteinVibes.
The best calculator apps for iPad
Your iPad may be missing the calculator app that your iPhone has, but you do have options. Here are the best calculator apps for iPad.
How to show a paper tape for the Mac Calculator app
View, save, or print a list of your calculations. It’s easy to use a paper tape on the Mac Calculator app and here’s how.
iOS 11.3 brings back button fade animations in the Calculator app
iOS 11.3 will bring back button fade animations that were recently removed from the Calculator app on iOS 11.2, and do so in a way that will not block user interactions or prevent taps to register if the user is typing too quickly.
iOS 11.2 fixes the Calculator input lag
iOS 11.2 no longer blocks all input during the animation for the button fades.
iOS 11’s Calculator app suffers from input lag if you type too quickly
It would seem that the stock Calculator app blocks key input during the animation for the button fades.
Here’s award-winning PCalc scientific calculator app in augmented reality, because why not?
“Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should”.
ColorCalculator lets you modify the color scheme of the Calculator app
The Calculator app on the iPhone has always had the same orange color scheme for as long as I can remember, but with a new free jailbreak tweak called ColorCalculator, you can tint the app any color you’d like.
With a number of pre-set colors to choose from, ColorCalculator is easy to use and can help you get whatever color scheme you might be going for.
Know the Calculator app in iOS 10
Apple’s Calculator app is one of those stock offerings largely flying under the radar for its soberness. It is somewhat overlooked, but then again can be a lifesaver at times. For those who need to crunch numbers on a more regular basis it is presumably nothing but an emergency fill-in, when for the rest of us it definitely more than cuts the mustard for everyday computations.
On the back of such a broad user base with varying skill sets, it goes without saying that there is a large discrepancy in expertise and knowledge about the calculator app itself.
The fact you can still elicit the occasional gasp from an unknowing iPhone user, just by rotating the interface to landscape mode says a lot about the relevance of calculator to many. Yes, it is mostly a plain calculator representation, but Apple did implement more knacks than first meet the eye. Novice or professional, if you are keen to boost your productivity in calculator, continue reading to find out if you are up to speed on the following tricks:
Math students: how to use your Mac as a graphing calculator
A little known feature of your Mac is that it has graphing functionality built into its default software. This tutorial will show you how to unleash it.
Tip: Use your Mac’s Calculator app as a unit converter
You probably think the Calculator app on your Mac is a bare-bones math calculation app used to quickly multiply, divide, subtract, and add numbers, but it can do many other things that are often overlooked.
Although it’s great at these kinds of things, did you know your OS X Calculator app is also a full-featured unit converter that can convert one form of measurement to another? For example – converting meters to yards, or inches to centimeters.
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how you can use the Calculator app on your Mac to quickly convert a unit of measurement to another.