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Apple Silicon Macs might be missing some popular iOS apps at launch

Apple Silicon Macs might be missing some popular iOS apps at launch

Posted on November 10, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The announcement of Apple’s own ARM-based Silicon heralded the next major step in something that Apple’s customers both looked forward to but also dreaded. It represented the next phase in unifying Apple’s platforms while still keeping macOS and iOS distinct, at least for now. On a technical level, it will be possible to run iOS apps on the next-gen Macs more easily than before. It seems, however, not everyone is on board just yet.
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