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Here's how you can start using Math Notes in the Calculator app in iOS 18: Open the Calculator app on your iPhone. Tap the calculator symbol at the bottom left of the screen.

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In iPadOS 18, there’s a new Calculator app but also a new way to do math in Notes — called Math Notes — and around the operating system. We put it to the test.

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