Android is an open source Operating System. Consequently, building an Android emulator or a virtual machine running on Android OS is possible. On the other hand, Apple’s iOS is closed-source OS. That said, you can still use an iPhone emulator to use, develop, and test iOS apps and games. ALSO READ: Best Android […]
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Apple to allow users run iOS apps on macOS Craig Federighi, Apple’s Senior Vice President of Software Engineering, announced at Apple’s WWDC (Worldwide Developer Conference) 2018 event in San Jose recently that the Silicon Valley giant is working to bring the best of the iPhone to the Mac platform. Although the […]
Camera Permissions of iOS apps allows it to secretly take photos or videos of you As disturbing and scary as it may sound, an Austrian software engineer has discovered a vulnerability in iOS apps that allows Apple’s iPhones and iPads to secretly record the users without their knowledge thereby raising […]
Former Apple intern Christian Selig says he wasn’t happy with the selection of iOS apps for browsing Reddit, so he decided to build his own. The developer this week launched his own Reddit client called Apollo, which offers a beautifully designed browsing experience for either iPhone or iPad, as well […]
SoundShare, an app that lets you text your friends entire songs, was already one of the more clever iOS applications available. Recently, the app rolled out an update that introduces a redesign and whole new experience called “Party Mode” that lets friends play songs through your device — like at […]
New research from Apptopia, out today, takes a look at the impact getting featured as the App or Game of the Day on the new iOS App Store has on app downloads. This data is still fairly early, as the revamped App Store only arrived publicly with iOS 11’s release […]