Now, use Windows 10 calculator on Android, iOS: Here's how

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[br] [br][br]A few months back, Microsoft open-sourced Windows 10 Calculator as part of an effort to make it more capable.[br][br]The company called developers from different parts of the world to contribute useful features into the project.[br][br]Now, a few creative minds have used this opportunity to bring the iconic calculator to Android and iOS.[br][br]Here's how you can use it.[br][br]Uno Platform ported Windows 10 Calculator[br][br]The folks at Uno Platform have leveraged C# and XAML to port the original Windows 10 Calculator to Android, iOS, and the web.[br][br]The app works just like the normal Windows calculator, where you get an option to switch to a scientific calculator as well as plenty of conversion features, including those for converting currencies, length, volume, weight and mass, temperature, energy, and area.[br][br][br]How to get the app[br][br]If you're running Android, Windows calculator can be download by the name of Uno Calculator from Google Play Store.[br][br]On iOS, you can get the app by installing Apple's TestFlight app for beta programs and then heading over to this link (https://apple.co/2NhLoOA) from iPhone.[br][br]However, do note that the platform is still in development, which means you can encounter some bugs on the way.[br][br][br]Web version still not active[br][br]The web version of the calculator is not active, but we expect it would go live in a matter of days.[br][br]Either way, by bringing Windows Calculator to mobile devices, Uno Platform has given smartphone users a tried and tested option for instant calculations.[br][br]If you don't like the default calculator of your device, the Windows one would make the best option.[br][br][br][br]#Infinix_India....

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