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Plus, your MacBook Air comes with a calculator.

• brimble 5y ago
  This continues to baffle me. Apple's usually so good at the extra first party software, and they already have an iOS calculator on iPhones. WTF. I get that they don't do it for polish reasons or whatever, but just letting the iPhone version run on the iPad would be a huge improvement.
• AnonymousPlanet 5y ago
  FYI: You can do simple calculations in the Spotlight-like search prompt of the iPad.
• uuyi 5y ago
  Yeah this one actually pisses me off about the iPad. The Mac calculator in RPN mode is my goto but on iOS, nope!
  • jonsen 5y ago
    I use this free and good RPN calculator app: https://apps.apple.com/no/app/42s-rpn-calculator/id301525577 https://apps.apple.com/no/app/42s-rpn-calculator/id301525577
    • uuyi 5y ago
      Yeah I've got that one (and a real 42s) :)
      • jonsen 5y ago
        For offpad I have the DM42 from SwissMicros. It has a 4 line display like the 42s app.
        • uuyi 5y ago
          Been trying not to buy one of them for ages now :)
    • mikestew 5y ago
      It’s $5 in the U. S. store. I bought it anyway despite having been happy with i41CX: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/i41cx/id292619450 https://apps.apple.com/us/app/i41cx/id292619450
      • jonsen 5y ago
        Oh, my bad. Though I'm pretty sure it was free when I got it way back?! Kind of irritating that you can no longer see the the price of an app you have installed.