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How To Run An Iphone App On A Virtualmachine On Windows 7?

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It seem to be a real difficult Task:

how to run an IPhone App on a VirtauMachine ( VMWare) on Windows 7?

it seem to be possible, to run Mac OS on the VirtaulMachine - how to do please?

and how to go further and get the App from IPhone on my PC?

any Help is very much appreciated

Edited by MaaTini

how to go further and get the App from IPhone on my PC?

That is the problem I had. I was trying to download free games from the Apple Store. So although Android running on the VM running on Windows 7 could browse to the App Store, it was a lot of trouble getting an Apple ID and then after the hardware wasn't recognised by the Apple store, I gave up.

But here are a couple of links about running Android on Windows that may be of help:

http://www.kirsle.net/blog/kirsle/android-4-0-in-virtualbox

http://radhikabista.nepalipana.com/images/android/android.html

While IOS (the iPhone, iPad, iPod) operating system and OS X (the Mac OS) are similar, they are not compatible. You cannot run IOS apps on a OSX box - iMac, PowerBook, MacAir etc.

If you develop IOS apps using XCode on an OSX box, you can download IOS specific simulators to test against - but each release of IOS requires a simulator specific to that IOS version. Its not uncommon to have 5 or more simulators on a Mac to test against all the various IOS releases.

So why would you expect to be able to run them on a Windows virtual machine environment?

Edited by qdinthailand

Quite simple I would have thought but as you say not to easy for everyone to do .. run the various iOS SDK's on Windows 7 with OS X Snow Leopard / 10.8 Mountain Lion via VMplayer ..

I have not found any program that will run Iphone apps on a PC, but there is a company that offers a player that will play Android apps on a desktop

see: http://www.bluestacks.com/app-player.html

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