Apple has just released iOS 18.3. The release isn’t the most feature-packed, but it does come with some small AI updates and also something for the math crowd. There’s a key Calculator app fix ...

When iOS 18 launched last fall, we got an all-new Calculator app. It’s got some great features, including Math Notes, which lets you scribble down calculations to solve, and unit conversions ...

With iOS 18.3, Apple made a small but meaningful change to the way the Calculator app works, reintroducing repeating operations. When you tap the equals sign twice, the app will now repeat the ...

Visual Intelligence is not available on any other iPhone models. iOS 18.3 reintroduces a small but useful Calculator app function that had been removed in an earlier software update. Now ...

A week after seeding the Release Candidate versions of iOS 18.3 and iPadOS 18.3 ... see them again when the feature becomes available Calculator repeats the last mathematical operation when ...

For years, the humble Calculator app has been an unsung hero of iOS. Sure, it’s no FaceTime or iMessage, but when you need to crunch numbers on the fly, it’s there, ready to go. Except for a ...

Now, beta 2 has introduced another new feature: support for repeating calculations in the Calculator app. iOS 18 introduced big changes to the Calculator app, one of which was unfortunately a ...

Apple released iOS 18.3 to the public today ... increasing its usefulness. The calculator app is getting a minor tweak that can help speed up workflows. Now, tapping the equals sign a second ...

iOS 18 actually saw a slight downgrade to the official calculator app, with repeating operations disappearing. Essentially this would let you repeat the last command you put into the calculator ...

Something everyone can do with iOS 18.3 is repeat operations in the Calculator app without entering the equation again. This isn't new, but Apple removed this ability from Calculator when the ...

Apple is preparing to release iOS 18.3 soon, and that update will include a few updates to all iPhones, like bringing repeating operations back to Apple's Calculator app. But before that ...

it sets the stage for more significant updates in future releases like iOS 18.4. Features such as the enhanced Gen Emoji customization, recalculation in Calculator, and improved notification ...