iOS Calculator will teach you a new kinda Mathematics

After a plethora of strange bugs found in iOS 11 like making media playback stutter , breaking audio control on the lock screen , and autocorrecting the word "I" to an unrecognizable character , now the Calculator app has come with its super weirdo embarrassing bugs.

For many users, the Calculator app on iOS 11.1 is so slow that it doesn't take button presses properly. For example, as tech blog Select All points out , if you type 1+2+3=, your answer will be 24, not 6. That's because the calculator doesn't register the + fast enough, so it reads your input as 1+23. To avoid this in Calculator, you have to type very slowly.

So, dont use it. Until Apple fixes this, try other calculator apps instead.

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