Works in trial mode. So you’d have to if you wanted to keep doing it. There is a free method linked but it’s a little more involved.
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How to Install iPhone or iPad Apps on an M1 Mac
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I am curious if anyone has installed an iOS soft synth app on an M1 Mac and if it recognizes an audio/MIDI interface connected to an M1 Mac.
MacOS: Finally watching Youtube videos and be able to scroll the video's comments in the same window
YouTube works perfectly? Full screen?
That alone would make this exercise worth it.
That Mac app is borderline useless. Requires the phone app to be running for it to work and always forgets my login.
Glad none of my friends use WhatsApp except a few who are from countries where it's popular.
OWC rocks! use them all the time!
Got 2 Trash Can Mac Pro's I need to upgrade and repair.
You can buy Trash Can Mac Pro's Cheap! on eBay. They Look cool as heck! and give you Mac Pro performance.
Got 2 Trash Can Mac Pro's I need to upgrade and repair.
You can buy Trash Can Mac Pro's Cheap! on eBay. They Look cool as heck! and give you Mac Pro performance.
Same for XCOM2 :/Oh no!
Now Cultured Code can’t charge us $50 for a Mac app (Things) that’s identical to the $10 iOS app!
Hello everyone!
I am curious about something, Could you please explain me what adventage does this have? I mean in which scenario? I mean, most of the apps that I use (I repeat, I use as someone else could use different apps where it could differentiate) is more complete on Mac OS, so why would I want to use an iOS App, especially made for touch input, on my Mac? Ok, Instagram App is not available on mac, so that could be interesting, but then again, Instagram does not work well neither on iPad as it loads the phone version, so I don't know.
I think it would have been more interesting, or let's say, equally interesting, to have the Mac OS Silicon Apps on iPad Pro / iPad, such as Affinity Publisher, Adobe Indesign, Rhinoceros, Keyshot..etc.
So, I explained my use case and thoughts, could You tell me now the use case where it is useful as I am genuinely curious? Well, on gaming part, it could be interesting, that I admit.
I am curious about something, Could you please explain me what adventage does this have? I mean in which scenario? I mean, most of the apps that I use (I repeat, I use as someone else could use different apps where it could differentiate) is more complete on Mac OS, so why would I want to use an iOS App, especially made for touch input, on my Mac? Ok, Instagram App is not available on mac, so that could be interesting, but then again, Instagram does not work well neither on iPad as it loads the phone version, so I don't know.
I think it would have been more interesting, or let's say, equally interesting, to have the Mac OS Silicon Apps on iPad Pro / iPad, such as Affinity Publisher, Adobe Indesign, Rhinoceros, Keyshot..etc.
So, I explained my use case and thoughts, could You tell me now the use case where it is useful as I am genuinely curious? Well, on gaming part, it could be interesting, that I admit.
If you run IG for your business - as I (have to) do - being able to upload properly edited images directly from the Mac and writing text on a proper keyboard is really advantageous - no need to airdrop images to the phone, no need to clumsily type longer text on the tiny touchscreen. Since, as you mentioned, IG only has an iPhone app which does not autorotate on an iPad, even the iPad Pro with Magic Keyboard is not real option.
This is a corner case I agree, but I guess many of us, particularly those 'influencers', would rejoice about this new possibility.
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I imagine it works just like the iOS simulator which developers have been using for years. There’s no need for a touch screen. Mouse pointer works just fine.
@mbosse , thank you very much for your answer. Yes for such case, I agree that it can be useful, true.
@TheWatchfulOne , yes the developpers I had not thought, it is an adventage too, thank you for your answer.
@TheWatchfulOne , yes the developpers I had not thought, it is an adventage too, thank you for your answer.
No, it doesn't. The trouble with statements like this is that it only appears to be true and you get mobs behind you agreeing with you and then it's 100x more difficult to get facts out there that you statement is false.
Developers use a SIMULATOR to get things up and running. Limited multitouch is exceedingly cumbersome, not all iOS hardware/sensors are available, the performance profile is wrong, and, oh yeah, it's NOT TOUCH.
He's wrong. He's clearly not a developer and the simulator is there for convenience, nowhere near something as a replacement. It doesn't even use the same APIs as iOS.
