Later I posted how to Run Android Apps on Windows, Today I'm going to
explain how to Run Apple iOS Apps on Windows using software called
IPadian .
IPadian will simulate all the functions and setting of the iPad on a Windows
computer, thus allowing users enjoy the iPad experience without owning such
a device.
IPadian includes:-
-Full Screen preview
-Custom App Store
-Games
-Free music & videos
-Webkit browser
-Support Facebook notification & messages
-Social Chat
Go here and download ipad2.zip
Now extract your zip file and Double click on the Ipadian setup.
IPadian comes with a few extra options than iPad, and also excludes some
major ones. For example, it contains an additional Facebook messages and
notifications section on the right hand side corner, whereas it does not
provide access to some native application features. The Videos app is
replaced by a Movies icon which leads to a third-party website providing
movie streaming for members. This is, of course, due to patent issues, as the
developer obviously does not have rights to replicate or provide Apple
products. Nonetheless, many applications which come pre-installed with
IPadian work just fine.
explain how to Run Apple iOS Apps on Windows using software called
IPadian .
IPadian will simulate all the functions and setting of the iPad on a Windows
computer, thus allowing users enjoy the iPad experience without owning such
a device.
IPadian includes:-
-Full Screen preview
-Custom App Store
-Games
-Free music & videos
-Webkit browser
-Support Facebook notification & messages
-Social Chat
Go here and download ipad2.zip
Now extract your zip file and Double click on the Ipadian setup.
IPadian comes with a few extra options than iPad, and also excludes some
major ones. For example, it contains an additional Facebook messages and
notifications section on the right hand side corner, whereas it does not
provide access to some native application features. The Videos app is
replaced by a Movies icon which leads to a third-party website providing
movie streaming for members. This is, of course, due to patent issues, as the
developer obviously does not have rights to replicate or provide Apple
products. Nonetheless, many applications which come pre-installed with
IPadian work just fine.
thank u dude, helped me alot :d
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