Check out these fun OS calculators from the guys over at Mint Pass, although they are just designs, they do look like fun. Both of these fun calculators are based on Windows and Mac OS, and as you can ...

The Macintosh 128K, released by Apple Computer in 1984, was equipped with System 1.0, the earliest version of the Mac OS. System 1.0 included a desktop calculator app, which is said to have been ...

Last Friday Apple released Mac OS X 10.3.6. The update includes numerous enhancements, and has been generally well received with most users reporting a hassle-free upgrade process and even slightly ...

In a testament to the power of intuitive design, Steve Jobs, the iconic co-founder of Apple, sketched the original Macintosh Calculator in a mere ten minutes. This minimalist design, created in 1983, ...

The calculator on OS X is pretty simple at first glance, but there are two additional calculators built into that you might not realize are there: a scientific calculator and a programmer calculator.

If you don’t already know it, then this tip is about to blow your mind. It’s the paper roll for the Mac’s Calculator app, which has been a feature since, like, forever. You may have been using the ...

Sometimes, when you’re tapping away at a calculator, it helps to hear what you’re typing in. It’s like a second stream of information for your brain, and it helps keep things more accurate. There are ...

The redesigned app will apparently offer a new design inspired by its iPhone counterpart in iOS 18, featuring rounded buttons. macOS 15 is almost certain to be previewed alongside iOS 18 and Apple's ...

Have you ever thought that the results display in the built-in OS X Calculator app was too small? No, I haven’t either…but perhaps, just perhaps, one day you may want to see the results of a ...

In this day and age of touchscreen technology and extreme electronic portability, it’s a wonder that stores even sell solar- or battery-powered number crunchers. If you’re one of the .000001 percent ...

In 1982, a 21-year-old Chris Espinosa faced a familiar challenge in software design: satisfying Steve Jobs’ exacting eye. Jobs had been critiquing Espinosa’s Macintosh calculator interface for days, ...