It’s hard to believe, but Apple can finally make up for an old backlog with its tablet.
During the presentation of the first-generation iPad in 2010, Steve Jobs clearly tried to draw the attention of future customers to the convenience of content consumption, but later on, Apple’s strategy changed dramatically, and in recent years the company promoted the product as a productive device that even replaced laptops.
Although in the spirit of this, Apple tablets received keyboard and mouse support along the way, as well as their own operating system (iPadOS) and multitasking capabilities, to this day they still lack a basic application that was already present on the first Macintosh more than forty years ago: the calculator . Although this can be easily replaced with the help of external apps, they may not be needed for a long time.
THE MacRumors because, referring to a source familiar with Apple’s plans, he writes that iPadOS 18, coming in the fall, may finally bring the official calculator app, and not only to the latest models, but to all previous devices that will be supported by the next generation of the operating system. Related to this is another meaning from the days that it is AppleInsider delivered and claimed that macOS could also get a completely redesigned, more versatile calculator.
THE MacRumors he has now supplemented this with the fact that the brand new miracle calculator of Macs can even be based on the application debuting in iPadOS. Of course, it is still possible that nothing will come of the plan in the end, all the more so since the false predictions about the iPad calculator already have a long history.
As in the case of macOS, the WWDC developer conference starting on June 10 can clarify the situation, as in the case of iPadOS, since every year Apple gives a glimpse of its new operating systems that will be launched in the fall, making the first beta releases available after the event. .
