There's no longer a cost to push apps from Apple's IDE to an iOS device; no developer program membership is needed. Sideloading isn't an Android-only function thanks to Xcode 7.

Apple is banning iOS app developers from uploading PC emulators to the official and third-party app stores on iPhone.

Putting pirated applications and emulators on an iOS device has now become easier with news that Apple now allows non-paid up developers to sideload applications on their devices via the new ...

DolphiniOS is an iOS emulator project forked from Dolphin, a Nintendo GameCube and Wii emulator for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Android, and the first version was released in December 2019. At the ...

It's been three years since I first covered Delta, which brought near-flawless emulation of NES, SNES, and Game Boy games to iPhone. In the years since, developer Riley Testut has continued to ...

Then, they can use Xcode to run it on their device. Emulators are a good example of something that Apple will not allow in the store but are commonly open-sourced and could be installed through ...