For a good part we can credit Apple for redesigning the calculator, more as a swanky app than as a product. To take it into the real world, we have here the Calculator 2.0, a device that breaks away from the boring, boxy object to being something trendy. Take a look at the aesthetics and simplistic design.
Designer: Nikhil Kapoor
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